Susan Scuppernong By Arthur Macy

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Susan Scuppernong By Arthur Macy

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Silly Susan Scuppernong Cried So Hard And Cried So Long, People Asked Her What Was Wrong. She Replied, "I Do Not Know Any Reason For My Woe - I Just Feel Like Feeling So."

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