Here's the rhyme:
Who Killed Cock Robin?
* "I," said the sparrow, "with my bow and arrow."
* "I," said the cuckoo, "with my knife so true."
* "I," said the weasel, "with my long claw."
* "I," said the owl, "with my flying fall."
* "I," said the cat, "with my paw."
* "I," said the dog, "with my sharp teeth."
* "I," said the farmer, "with my gun."
* "I," said the priest, "with my book."
The final verse says:
* "Who'll bury Cock Robin?"
* "I," said the little wren, "with my spade and shovel, I'll bury him in the ground."
The rhyme focuses on the process of death and burial rather than pinpointing a specific killer. It's meant to be a simple, repetitive story for children.