The
children have all eaten, their bellies quite content.
The
bedsheets that were soiled have been changed without comment;
The
washing up's been done but no need to thank me, ma'am,
As
domesticated, aye, that I am.
The
children have all eaten, their bellies satisfied,
The
garbage has been taken out, the dishes washed and dried;
The
pantry's been re-stocked but no need to thank me, ma'am,
As
domesticated, aye, that I am.
The
children have all eaten, the washing up's been done,
Here comes
bedtime knocking on the door for everyone;
Hot
water's in the flask but no need to thank me, ma'am,
As
domesticated, aye, that I am.
