Streets Of Cairo The Poor Little Country Maid - song lyrics 
American Old-time song lyrics from www.traditionalmusic.co.uk 
STREETS OF CAIRO(The Poor Little Country Maid) Copyright, 1895, by Frank Harding. By James Thornton. 
I will sing you a song, and it won't he very long, 'Bout a maiden sweet, und she never would do wrong; Ev'ry one said she was pretty, she was not long in the city, All alone, oh, what a pity-poor little maid. 
Chorus. She never saw the streets of Cairo, on the Midway she had never strayed, She never saw the kutchy, kutchy-poor little country maid. 
She went out one night, did this innocent divine, With a nice young man, who invited her to dine. Now he's sorry that he met her, And he never will forget her; In the future he'll know better-poor little maid. 
Chorus. She never saw the streets of Cairo, on the Midway she had never strayed, She never saw the kutchy, kutchy- poor little country maid. 
She was engaged as a picture for to pose, To appear each night in abbreviated clothes. All the dudes were in a flurry, for to catch her they did hurry; One who caught her now is sorry-poor little maid. 
Chorus. She was much fairer far than Trilby-lots of more men sorry will be If they don't try to keep away from this poor little country maid.