My Sweet Little Carrie Brown - song lyrics 
American Old-time song lyrics from www.traditionalmusic.co.uk 
My Sweet Little Carrie Brown. Copyright, 1898. by Samuel Lapin. Words and Music by Samuel Lapin. 
A young gallant knight, with seeming delight, Was seen promenading one day. With a sweet little lady, who chatted so gaily, 'Way down on gay Broadway. With form so slender, arrayed in splendor, Eyes so blue and round; If you have met her, you cannot forget her, My sweet little Carrie Brown. 
Chorus. Dearest Carrie, do not tarry, I'm your beau, Won't you promise me to marry, I love you so: From you I can never part. I would die of broken heart, For to you I will be true, my Carrie Brown. 
Says he, "I'll bring a diamond ring, To show that I love sincerely, I'll take you to all the parties and balls, The sport you love so dearly: You can dance and sing, do 'most anything, Your equal can't be found: When you I see I'm in ecstasy, My sweet little Carrie Brown." - Cho.