Tootsy Wootsy - song lyrics 
American Old-time song lyrics from www.traditionalmusic.co.uk 
TOOTSY WOOTSY. Copyright, 1888, by Willis Woodward & Co. Words by Sydney Rosenfeld. Music by Jesse Williams. 
Moon light fell upon the lake, Sailed a maid and lover bold; And the moon but half awake, Nodded as the tale was told. Soft she spake, her arms around him. While he drank her love notes truet; "I's oose ickle tootsy wootsy, Whose ickle toots is 'oo?" 
Sailed upon that self-same lake, That same maid with lover bold; But the moon now wide awake, Listened as the tale was told. For another love sat near by her, Drinking words of honeyed dew; "I's oose ickle tootsy wootsy, Whose ickle toots is 'oo?" 
Listening moon was sore distrest, For two warriors met one night; Each declared himself as blest, (Faithless maid to cause such plight!) Both were lovers, fond and fervent, Each as sure as sure could be; Both were her own tootsy wootsies, Whose ickle toots was she?