An' the banns are up in church, for she's got the beggar hooked, We fought 'bout a dog-last week it were No more than a round or two; now, 'E was all that I'ad in the way of a friend, An' I've 'ad to find one new; back, So it's knock out your pipes an' follow me! Follow me-follow me 'ome! Take 'im away! 'E's gone where the best men go. Take 'im away! An' the gun-wheels turnin' slow. Take 'im away! There's more from the place 'e come. Take 'im away, with the limber an' the drum. For its “ Three rounds blank” an' follow me, Follow me-follow me 'ome! THE SERGEANT'S WEDDIN'. 'E was warned agin 'er That's what made 'im look; She was warned agin 'im That is why she took. 'Wouldn't 'ear no reason, Went an' done it blind; We know all about 'em, They've got all to find! Cheer for the Sergeant's weddin' Give 'em one cheer more! An' a rogue is married to, etc. What's the use o' tellin' 'Arf the lot she's been ? 'E's a bloomin' robber, An' 'e keeps canteen. 'Ow did 'e get 'is buggy ? Gawd, you needn't ask! Made 'is forty gallon Out of every cask! Watch 'im, with 'is 'air cut, Count us filin' by- Pop—u—lar–i–ty! Scores for more than beer; She's the girl to pay 'em That is why we're 'ere ! See the chaplain thinkin' ? See the women smile ? Twig the married winkin' As they take the aisle ? Keep your side-arms quiet, Dressin' by the Band. Ho! You ’oly beggars, Cough be'ind your 'and! Now it's done an' over, 'Ear the organ squeak, " Voice that breathed o'er Eden” Ain't she got the cheek! White an' laylock ribbons, Think yourself so fine! I'd pray Gawd to take yer 'Fore I made yer mine! Escort to the kerridge, Wish 'im luck, the brute! Chuck the slippers after [Pity 'taint a boot!] Bowin' like a lady, Blushin' like a lad'Oo would say to see 'em Both are rotten bad! Cheer for the Sergeants weddin' Give 'em one cheer more! An' a rogue is married to, etc. |