====== #1137 - Mister Dooley ======
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  *Composer:
    *++Jean Schwartz|{{search>"Jean Schwartz" @cobs}}++ (1878-1956), 1902
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  *[[:incipit]]: 11356545654567
  *[[:incipit|Condensed Incipit]]: 11356545654567
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  *++Lyrics:|\\
There is a man that's known to all,\\
A man of great renown,\\
A man who's name is on the lips\\
Of every one in town,\\
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You read about him every day\\
You've heard his name no doubt.\\
And if he even sneezes\\
They will get an Extra out\\
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For Mister Dooley,\\
For Mister Dooley\\
The greatest nab the country ever knew,\\
Quite diplomatic, And democratic,\\
Is Mister Dooley ooley ooley oo.\\
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Napoleon had an army\\
Of a hundred thousand men,\\
He marched them up the hill\\
And then he marched them down again,\\
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When they were up why they were\\
Upon that I'll bet a crown,\\
And though Napoleon marched them up\\
Who was it called them down.\\
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'Twas Mister Dooley,\\
'Twas Mister Dooley\\
He always knew a little parle vou,\\
With Bonipartee, A la Ma Carty\\
Was Mister Dooley ooley ooley oo.\\
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This country never can forget,\\
Forget we never will,\\
The way the boys at San Juan\\
They went charging up the hill,\\
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Though Teddy got the credit\\
Of that awful bloody fray,\\
The hero who deserved it\\
And the man who saved the day.\\
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'Twas Mister Dooley,\\
'Twas Mister Dooley,\\
Like a locomotive up the hill he flew,\\
Who drove the Spaniards,\\
Back to the Tanyards,\\
'Twas Mister Dooley ooley ooley oo.\\
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    *++William Jerome|{{search>"William Jerome" @cobs}}++ (1865-1932), 1902