Won't You Come To My Tea Party - song lyrics 
American Old-time song lyrics from www.traditionalmusic.co.uk 
Won't You Come to My Tea Party? Copyright, 1896. by A. U. Fitz. Words and Music by Alb. H. Fitz. 
In our household there's a treasure, Full of life so bright and gay, On her next birthday we've promised A party, she may give that day. Four years old she'll be to-morrow, And with joy she'll greet the day, For when now she meets her playmates, She will smile, and then will say: 
Chorus. Won't you come to my tea party, all my playmates will be there; Come And bring your baby sweethearts, mamma says that she don't care; We will have, oh, such a good time, lots of sweets, And, oh, such fun, Mamma told me to invite you to my tea party-won't you come? 
I've a little baby brother, Just as sweet as he can be. But he can't come to my tea party, For baby's not as big as me; Only great big boys will be there, And great big girls like me and you, Now I'll give you an invitation, Promise me you'll come, now do.- Chorus. 
I've Invited, oh, so many-That is, friends of mine, like you; We're going to use my little tea-set, Yes, And mamma's tea-pot, too, Then I know we'll have some candy, And a birth-day cake for me; Now I know you surely will come To-morrow afternoon at three.- Chorus. 
I've got to tell my baby dolly She can't come-I know she'll cry, But she fell Into our wash-tub, I laid her in the sun to dry, And the naughty wind was blowing. Though dolly thought it was all play, But, oh, dear me, when I got to her. The wind had blown her hair away .- Chorus.