There's a Lady on the Mountain- children (Suf) 1893 Layard
[From: Children's Games communicated by Miss Nina Layard of Ipswich in Suffolk Folk-lore, Issue 37, Part 2 edited by Lady Eveline Camilla Gurdon, 1893.
R. Matteson 2017]
II. 'There's a Lady on the Mountain.'
Make a ring with one girl in the middle and sing :—
"There's a lady on the mountain,
Who she is I do not know;
All she want is gold and silver;
All she want is a nice young man.
Now you're married you must be good,
Make your husband chop the wood.
Chop it fine and bring it in,
Give three kisses in the ring."