Come, Play With Me - song lyrics 
American Old-time song lyrics from www.traditionalmusic.co.uk 
COME, PLAY WITH ME. Copyright, 1896, by Francis, Day & Hunter. Words by G. P. Hawtrey. Music by Alfred Plumpton. 
I have not been here very long, as yet I'm quite a stranger, And so to try an English song may seem, perhaps, a danger. One thing I ask, a favor slight, I hope you'll not refuse me; That if I don't pronounce it right, you kindly will excuse me. I'm fond of games And romps, you see, I wish you'd come and play with me. 
Chorus. For I have such a way with me, a way with me, a way with me; I have such a nice little way with me-do not think it wrong. I should like you to play with me, to play with me, to play with me; I wish you'd come and play with me, play with me all the day long. 
I have a friend, a nice young man, who likes to linger near me; And when I told him of my plan, he said he'd come and hear me. He told me I need fear no fright, that there would he no danger; he said the song would be all right, although I was a stranger; But now my friend I cannot see, he won't come out and play with me. 
Chorus. Tho' I have such a way with me. a way with me, a way with me; I have such a nice little way with me-do not think it wrong. He won't come out and play with me, and play with me. And play with me; He won't come out And play with me, play with me all the day long. 
He promised he'd be in his place, he promised, too, to cheer me: He said that I should see his face, and know that he was near me. But courage! though he is not here, there is not any danger. You are my friends, I need not fear, although I am a stranger. Ah! there be is, my friend I see-will you come out And play with me. 
Chorus. For I have such a way with me, a way with me, a way with me; I have such a nice little way with me-do not think it wrong. Will you come out and play with me, and play with me, and play with me; Will you come out and play with me, play with me all the day long.