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Who looks like a tulip on every bright day, / / As he works in the meadow and pitches the hay, / / In his pretty red cap and his waist-coat so gay? / / Little Wooden Shoes.
Who looks like a daffy-down-dilly so fair, / / With a pretty white cap on her neat yellow hair, / / And the bright orange gown it delights her to wear? / / Little Wooden Shoes.
Can you guess who these "Wooden Shoes" really are, / / In the Land of the Windmills, so quaint and so far? / / Now listen, and I'll tell you just who they are, / / Katrina and Jan!