She's Just Plain Kate - song lyrics 
American Old-time song lyrics from www.traditionalmusic.co.uk 
SHE'S JUST PLAIN KATE. Copyright, 1895, by Frank Harding Words and Music by David Marion. 
There's a dear little creature lives next door to me. I call her just plain Kate, And in the evening 'tis pleasure to see me strolling with just plain Kate; All of the neighbors, how jealous are they; It's not Katie to them, but "my dear Miss McVey," None other but me has the privilege to say just plain Kate. 
Chorus. Her father calls her "Kathleen"-the neighbors they all say, "We more than pleased to meet you; how are you Miss McVey?" Her mother calls her Kitty, but mine is a happier fate. For I'm the only one she loves, and to me she's just plain Kate. 
Now twice in the week I call in to see my sweetheart just plain Kate, With love in her eyes, there's a welcome for me from my sweetheart just plain Kate, And when I'm leaving she'll say, "Dear, take care; Now wrap yourself warm, look out for the night air;" Then I kiss the girl with whom none can compare, just plain Kate.- Chorus.