Quincy Adams Sawyer and Mason's Corner Folks - A Picture of New England Home Life by Charles Felton Pidgin
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Land of honey, buttermilk, cream;
Hark! and hear the eagle scream. II. In manufactures, too, we're some; Take rubber shoes and chewing gum; In cotton cloth, and woollen, too, In time we shall outrival you; Our ships with ev'ry wind and tide, With England's own will sail beside, In ev'ry port our flag unfurled, When the Stars and Stripes will rule the world. CHORUS: III. For gold and silver, man and woman, For things that's raided, made, dug, or human, 'Meriky's the coming nation; She's-bound to conquer all creation! Per'aps you call this brag and bluster; No, 'taint nuther, for we muster The best of brain, the mighty dollar; We'll lead on, let others foller. CHORUS: |
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