I'm A Little Too Young To Know - song lyrics 
American Old-time song lyrics from www.traditionalmusic.co.uk 
I'm a Little Too Young to Know. Copyright, 1883, by Francis, Day & Hunter. Words by Charles Reeve. Music by F. W. Venton. 
I'm always being snubbed, I am, if I should dare to speak; The simplest question I may ask is put off for a week. I only said to mother once, "Please may I have a beau?" Said she, "My pet, oh no, not yet, 'cause you're too young to know." 
Refrain. I'm a little too young to know, you know, a little too young to know; Some day I'll be bolder, when I'm a bit older, but now I'm too young to know. 
I've got a little brother, and he's only three weeks old; He's always wrapped in flannels, too, to keep him from the cold. My dadda said he bought him cheap, but he did scold me, though: He wouldn't tell me what it cost, 'cause I'm too young to know.-Refrain. 
And once I asked my Ma about some ladies nicely dressed, They call them fairies, I've been told, I've seen them in the West; The fairies, in the books I've read, had wings that they could show, And after dark were never seen, but-I'm too young to know.-Refrain. 
My brother's got a sweetheart, so I thought I'd have a lark; One night they were love-making, when I put them in the dark. But why they seemed so pleased at it, and didn't scold, oh not And gave me, too, a shilling each, why-I'm too young to know.-Refrain.