Alouette

[ A ]

Chorus:
All-a-wet-spot, junti all-a-wet spot
All-a-wet-spot, junti all-a-wet.

(Leader) Does she have a scraggly hair?
(Chorus) Yes, she has a scraggly hair.
(Leader) A scraggly hair?
(Chorus) A scraggly hair.
(Leader) She's all-a-wet.
(Chorus) She's all-a-wet.
Ah, ah, ah, ah.
All-a-wet-spot, junti all-a-wet spot
All-a-wet-spot, junti all-a-wet.

Similarly:

A high forehead
A furrow[ed] brow
Two buck teeth
A broken nose
A dimpled chin
A D.G. gut
A Kappa butt
Theta thighs
One black eye
Two big Rose-Bowl-sized, swinging tits

	There is no indication in the typescript of Phi Kappa Psi fraternity songs at UCLA, circa 1991-92, that this is to be sung cumulatively.  Other versions of "Alouette" are.
	A copy of the songbook was provided to the editor by Ms. Kelly Besser.  A similar text is in "The Songbook of Sigma Pi," compiled in 1990-1992 at UCLA, and furnished by Ms. Besser.