Misc Children - Im a little teapot

^GTwo little dishes on a ^Cadd9kitchen table ^Gsat. ^Cadd9Each thought the ^Gother was so ^Duseless and ^Gflat. ^GWhile they argued back and forth ’til ^Cadd9late in the ^Gnight, ^Cadd9The teapot standing ^Gby would sing with ^Dendless ^Gdelight–

^GOh, I’m a little teapot ^Cadd9short and ^Gstout. ^Cadd9Here is my ^Ghandle, ^Dhere is my ^Gspout. ^GWhen I get all steamed ^Cadd9up then I ^Gshout– ^Cadd9Just tip me ^N.C.over, ^Dpour me ^Gout.

^GI’m a very clever ^Cadd9pot it’s ^Gtrue ^Cadd9Here’s an e^Gxample of ^Dwhat I can ^Gdo. ^GI can change my handle ^Cadd9and my spo^Gut ^Cadd9To tip me ^N.C.over ^Dpour me ^Gout.

^EmPolly, put the ^Gkettle on ^Emand we’ll have some ^Dtea, ^AGrandma used to ^Dsing. ^EmOh, since then our ^Gtaste has ^Emchanged in so many ^Dways, ^AYet to the pot we ^Dcling.

^GOh, I’m a little teapot ^Cadd9short and ^Gstout. ^Cadd9Here is my ^Ghandle, ^Dhere is my ^Gspout. ^GI can change my handle ^Cadd9or my spou^Gt– ^Cadd9Just tip me ^N.C.over, ^Dpour me ^Gout.