Strawberries And Cream - song lyrics 
American Old-time song lyrics from www.traditionalmusic.co.uk 
STRAWBERRIES AND CREAM Composed by the late Wm. H. Delehanty. 
Milk and honey-oh! it's funny-I cannot keep from dancing; For I love a girl, she's a pretty pearl; A lovely little belle supreme. She's a lolly-pop, sweet forget-me-not, And her voice is so entrancing; She's my honey-comb, she's my sugar plum. She's strawberries and cream. Yes, she's a basket full of fruit; She's my pretty love, she's my turtle dove. Her voice is like the music of a flute, And she's just sweet sixteen. 
Chorus. Milk, honey, strawberries and cream, (sym.) Like the music of a happy dream. (sym.) She's a darling; she's a daisy, i She's a lovely plate of peaches, She's a dandy, 'lasses candyShe's strawberries and cream. [Repent Chorus] 
I'm enraptured, I am captured, By a lovely lump of sweetness. She's an oyster pie, she's a chicken pic, And she haunts my every dream. She's a little maid, she's a lemonade, And the pink of perfect neatness. She's a box of dates, she's a bunch of grapes, She's strawberries and cream. Oh! yes, she's far too sweet to live, Is this lolly-pop, is this candy shop, And her loss I know that I would grieve, Sweet vision of my dream.-Chorus.