Songs in C?
Sung gleefully
since singers
were pre-natal.
Tunes in F? The
favored clef
of yod’lers in
the cradle.
C-sharp rounds
are rife with sounds
which summon up
-weiss, edel-.
Lays in A,
chanteuses say,
go dandy with a
dreidel.
Duets in B?
“The master key, “
claims Hansel’s
sister Gretel.
Hymns in G flow
gracefully,
like syrup from
Mom’s ladle.
Sing airs in D?
No sir! Not me!
(Though
crooners in Kuwail’ll.)
Chansons in E? De corps esprit!
But strains in
A flat? Fatal!
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