My Little Irish Queen - song lyrics 
American Old-time song lyrics from www.traditionalmusic.co.uk 
MY LITTLE IRISH QUEEN. Copyright, 1888, by Willis Woodward & Co. As Sung by Carroll Johnston with great success. 
My home is in the country, not ninny miles away; 'Tis where I go in Summer to pass the time away; There is a Little girl, bright as the stars above, Just as the sun goes down, thou I go and meet my love, oh: 
Refrain. she's young, yes and beautiful-she's the fairest ever seen; She may not new like city folks, she's my little Irish queen. 
We do not care for riches to make our lives complete; A little cottage down the lane, all furnished clean and neat; A garden filled with flower's-blue, yellow, red and green; But the fairest one of all is my little Irish queen, oh!-Refrain.