pie pie pie pie pie pie pie
if you have a pie i might stop by
pie pie pie pie pie pie pie
don’t eat that pie or i might cry
pie pie pie pie pie pie pie
i’d eat that whole pie, i won’t lie
pie pie pie pie pie pie pie
if we don’t get pie i might just die
pie pie pie pie pie pie pie
i like pie and so do i
pie pie pie pie pie pie pie
i really need pie, my, oh my
pie pie pie pie pie pie pie
keep me from my pie, don’t even try
pie pie pie pie pie pie pie
give that pie-maker a five that is high
pie pie pie pie pie pie pie
if we don’t get pie i might just die
pie pie pie pie-

cake cake cake cake cake cake cake
let’s bake a cake for goodness sake
cake cake cake cake cake cake cake
with you for sure a cake i’ll make
cake cake cake cake cake cake cake
it’s time for this fast to break
cake cake cake cake cake cake cake
any ingredients we don’t have we’ll take
cake cake cake cake cake cake cake
my love for cake you cannot fake
cake cake cake cake cake cake cake…

Obviously old songs like this that are passed on through oral tradition vary in lyrics from place to place. There’s a version of “Pie Pie Pie Pie Pie Pie Pie” in the Ozarks that is exclusively about rhubarb pie and in Minnesota they only sing “Cake Cake Cake Cake Cake Cake Cake.”