Charles Ives - The One Way lyrics
[Charles Ives - The One Way lyrics]
Turned out daily by the score
Pretty rhymes you know how gently on the ear
They bring a smile or bring a tear
Do re mi fa mi re do
When we go a marching
Down thro' life and the Street
O loud and free must the music be
Now a softer cadence now we change the key
Just to stage a come back
To the main strain of our glee
So if you'd go a marching
To fortune or to Fame
Perhaps the safest way's to
Play the same old, same old game
Tunes we've often heard before
Snatches of a dozen more jingles row on row
When borne upon the ear
They bring a smile or bring a blear
Do re me fa me re do
When we go a marching
Down the aisle or the Street
O nice and sweet must the music bleat
With time to match the feet
Now a softer cadence now we change the key
Just to stage a comeback
To the nice key of our glee
So if you'd go a marching
To Fortune or to Fame
The safest way's to play the same old
Same old game
Hola! Huzza! Je ne sais pas!
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