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3Sex Scandal in the 1884 Election"Little Tom TidWas a frolicsome kid, A cute little cuss, I declare,With eyes full of fun, And a nose that begun Way up in the roots of his hair.Jolly and fatWas this frolicsome brat, As he played thro the livelong day,But one eve, to his cost,His papa got lost, And he and his ma sang a lay. Oh,

Ma! Ma! where is my pa? Up in the White House, darling.Making the laws,Working the cause,Up in the White House, dear.(Twice)

4Little Tom Tid Was a frolicsome kid, A cute little cuss, I declare, With eyes full of fun, And a nose that begun Way up in the roots of his hair. Jolly and fat Was this frolicsome brat, As he played thro' the livelong day, But one eve, to his cost, His papa got lost, And he and his ma sang a lay. Oh, Ma! Ma! where is my Pa? Up in the White House, darling. Making the laws, Working the cause, Up in the White House, dear. Once over a lawn That Tommy played on, A bumblebee flew in the spring, Said little Tom, "Hi! 'Tis a gay butterfly, I'll catch him and pull off his wing." Then with his cap, He struck it a rap, That innocent, gay bumblebee, And put its remains In the seat of his jeans And sang to his mama in glee:

Ma! Ma!, etc. So down on the green Sat the little sardine, In a style so strangely demure, And said with a grin That was brimful of sin: "I'll mash Mr. Butterfly sure!" But soon with a cry That rose to the sky, Up jumped Tommy Tid in the air, And the welkin about Rang out with a shout Quite frightful to hear, I declare: Ma! Ma!, etc. Poor little Tom Tid Was only a kid, Nor could you expect him to guess What kind of a bug He was holding so snug In the folds of his loose-fitting dress, And he yelled in grief For a sweet relief, And cried for his daddy in vain, But no daddy was there, And oft through the air Methinks I still hear the refrain: Ma! Ma!, etc. Ma! Ma! where is my Pa? 1884

Stephen Grover ClevelandDemocratic Party (March 18, 1837 June 24, 1908) the 22nd (18851889) and 24th (18931897) President

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