Jennie Dunn - song lyrics 
American Old-time song lyrics from www.traditionalmusic.co.uk 
JENNIE DUNN. Copyright, 1891, by Frank Harding. Words and Music by Wittey & Leonard. 
There's a charming little lady, that does keep a baker shop, And supplies near all the tenants that does live around our block; You can see them in the morning going for their bread and pie. Of course, this little lady keeps a wee drop on the sly. We go there every evening, just to pass the time away, To sing a song and tell a joke, or a game of cards to play; She's loved by everybody, we could name a score or more, And we'll tell you of some neighbors who come in the widow's door. Chorus. First comes little Jennie Dunn, who does walk this way for fun: Then comes Fogarty, the bandy-legged tailor; Then comes Mr. Mike Magee, who's a butcher, don't you see. With a cousin of his, Jack O'Brien, the sailor. There's the cobbler, Myrtle Flynn, who has lots of tin, And his wife, who is the daughter of a nailer; Sure, we gather there galore, at the little widow's store, For we love her, and we spend our money freely. 
Now the widow is a credit to the neighbors all around, For she treats us all so cheerily, no fault with her can be found; We wouldn't miss an evening at the widow's, don't you see, We know this little lady will be wed some day, you see. And then we'll have a wedding, 'twill surprise one and all. We'll send out invitations and invite you all to call; We'll whiskey give and lager beer, champagne by the score, And everybody's welcome that comes in the widow's door - Chorus.