The Old-fashioned Girl - song lyrics 
American Old-time song lyrics from www.traditionalmusic.co.uk 
THE OLD-FASHIONED GIRL. As sung by Tony Pastor. 
Her cheeks are like lilies And roses, Her lips they are peaches and cream; Her smile a wee dimple discloses, A couch where a fairy might dream. She's free from all new-fangled notions -the man who gets her gets a pearl; For good, honest love And affection, Oh, give me the old-fashioned girl. 
Chorus. No fol-de-rols over her bonnet, Her locks have a natural curl; No necktie with beau-catchers on it Has the old-fashioned, everyday girl. 
Now just let us vary the picture, The new-fashioned girl comes in sight; Her hair, you can bet, is no fixture. Her waist is the least little mite. Her face isn't made up for kissing, It's covered with powder called pearl; You don't dip your nose in a flour barrel In kissing the old-fashioned girl.-Chorus. 
She doesn't wear "bangs," and her "tooties" Won't go in a number one shoe; A calico dress shows her beauties, She don't melt in rain or in dew. She wouldn't be seen in a Derby, And yet she sets hearts in a whirl; She's just a sweet little home body, Is the good-natured, old-fashioned girl.-Chorus. 
Then give me the girl of my fancy, Who's not a "blonde," dyed in the wool; Some substantial Nelly or Nancy We used to meet often at school. A butterfly's all very charming, But give me of women the pearl; The girl for all times and all seasons, The old-fashioned, everyday girl.-Chorus.