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Miss Susie had a steamboat
The steamboat had a bell--ding ding
Miss Susie went to heaven
The steamboat went to hell--o
Operator give me number nine
If you disconnect me
I'll push you right behind--the refrigerator
There lay a piece of glass
Miss Susie fell upon it
And broke her little ass.

Ask me no more questions;
Tell me no more lies;
Miss Susie told me all of this
The day before she died.
 

Submitter comment:

This song is sung while clapping hands with a partner. The informant does practice it now at Hull Elementary School in Livonia.

Where learned: MICHIGAN ; DETROIT ; Informant's grandmother's house ; 5678 Tarnow

Subject headings: Ballad Song Dance Game Music Verse -- Children

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