EVERY INCH A SOLDIER AND A MAN | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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I've walked out with Tom, and Dick, and Harry Scotch boys, Welsh boys, two young men from Paree Some folks say that love is really blind And it must be with me, for I have failed to see A nice young man on whom to fix my mind And make my own, though I've one here in town. Chorus: And he's a soldier, he's a soldier And he's just the sort of man to be a soldier His moustache is out to here And he's a darling and a dear And he's every inch a soldier and a man. Once I went to San Francisco city Where you find men absolutely witty One boy there - you bet that he was great When first he took a kiss - 'twas sweet connubial bliss For 'looks' he beats all fellows in the state And with his mighty style he takes them down. Chorus: And he's a soldier, he's a soldier And he's just the sort of build to be a soldier And I guess and calculate He's got a chest that's mighty great Though a Yankee, he's a soldier and a man. My best boy's an Irishman, be jabers Who in Ireland's envied by his neighbours But just now he's gone to risk his life And he was mad to go and boldly face the foe When he comes back I mean to be his wife And shan't I be glad when he comes to town. Chorus: Though he's a soldier, a common soldier He has got the pluck and muscle for a soldier And I'm proud to say the dear's One of the Dublin Fusiliers And he's proved himself a soldier and a man. |
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Written and composed by Joseph Tabrar - 1900 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Performed by Clara Wieland | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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