Waltz
by Charles Ives

Round and round the old dance ground,
Went the whirling throng,
Moved with wine and song;
Little Annie Rooney,
(now Mrs. Mooney,)
Was as gay as birds in May,
s’her Wedding Day.

Far and wide’s the fame of the bride,
Also of her beau,
Every one knows it’s “Joe;”
Little Annie Rooney,
(now J. P. Mooney,)
All that day, held full sway
o’er Av’nue A!
“An old sweetheart!”