 Of course, it's Chopsticks. Chopsticks seems like one of those nursery rhyme melodies that's been passed along from generation to generation, the sort of tune whose author is lost to history. But Chopsticks was actually composed by a 16-year-old English girl named Euphemia Allen, who published her melody under the pseudonym of Arthur de Lully. It appeared in the year 1877 in England as the celebrated Chopsticks Waltz, arranged as both a duet and a solo for the piano.