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Raus Mit Der Kaiser (He’s in Dutch) Verse: The boys are learning German that was never in a book, And they’re going to speak that German when the Kaiser gets the hook
They practice ev’ry morning to serenade Berlin, And you will hear them singing this the moment they get in. Refrain: Raus. Mit der Kaiser! Raus, mit der Kaiser, Raus mit der Kaiser, soon he’ll not amount to much, We’ll hock his throne and break his crown, and turn his mustache upside down, Raus, mit der Kaiser, he’s in Dutch. Refrain: Raus. Mit der Kaiser! Raus, mit der Kaiser, Raus mit der Kaiser, soon he’ll not amount to much, We’ll put his kingdom up the spout, and take away his sauerkraut, Raus, mit der Kaiser, he’s in Dutch. Verse: O’ Reilly’s tongue gets twisted ev’ry time he goes to shout, He can never say Raus mit him so he just yells, “turn him out”
But Rosenstein and Levy, are teaching all the boys, The right way to pronounce it, so let’s make a lot of noise. Refrain: Raus. Mit der Kaiser! Raus, mit der Kaiser
Repository
University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. Sousa Archives and Center for American Music
Rights
No Copyright - United States
Original Location
Record Series 12/9/96
Series 2, Box 19, Folder 5
Local Identifier
2014_12996_606
Collection Title
James Edward Myers Sheet Music Collection, 1836-1986
But Rosenstein and Levy, are teaching all the boys, The right way to pronounce it, so let’s make a lot of noise. Refrain: Raus. Mit der Kaiser! Raus, mit der Kaiser
They practice ev’ry morning to serenade Berlin, And you will hear them singing this the moment they get in. Refrain: Raus. Mit der Kaiser! Raus, mit der Kaiser, Raus mit der Kaiser, soon he’ll not amount to much, We’ll hock his throne and break his crown, and turn his mustache upside down, Raus, mit der Kaiser, he’s in Dutch. Refrain: Raus. Mit der Kaiser! Raus, mit der Kaiser, Raus mit der Kaiser, soon he’ll not amount to much, We’ll put his kingdom up the spout, and take away his sauerkraut, Raus, mit der Kaiser, he’s in Dutch. Verse: O’ Reilly’s tongue gets twisted ev’ry time he goes to shout, He can never say Raus mit him so he just yells, “turn him out”
Raus Mit Der Kaiser (He’s in Dutch) Verse: The boys are learning German that was never in a book, And they’re going to speak that German when the Kaiser gets the hook
Repository
University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. Sousa Archives and Center for American Music
Rights
No Copyright - United States
Original Location
Series 2, Box 19, Folder 5
Record Series 12/9/96
Local Identifier
2014_12996_606
Collection Title
James Edward Myers Sheet Music Collection, 1836-1986
But Rosenstein and Levy, are teaching all the boys, The right way to pronounce it, so let’s make a lot of noise. Refrain: Raus. Mit der Kaiser! Raus, mit der Kaiser
They practice ev’ry morning to serenade Berlin, And you will hear them singing this the moment they get in. Refrain: Raus. Mit der Kaiser! Raus, mit der Kaiser, Raus mit der Kaiser, soon he’ll not amount to much, We’ll hock his throne and break his crown, and turn his mustache upside down, Raus, mit der Kaiser, he’s in Dutch. Refrain: Raus. Mit der Kaiser! Raus, mit der Kaiser, Raus mit der Kaiser, soon he’ll not amount to much, We’ll put his kingdom up the spout, and take away his sauerkraut, Raus, mit der Kaiser, he’s in Dutch. Verse: O’ Reilly’s tongue gets twisted ev’ry time he goes to shout, He can never say Raus mit him so he just yells, “turn him out”
Raus Mit Der Kaiser (He’s in Dutch) Verse: The boys are learning German that was never in a book, And they’re going to speak that German when the Kaiser gets the hook
Repository
University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. Sousa Archives and Center for American Music
Rights
No Copyright - United States
Original Location
Series 2, Box 19, Folder 5
Record Series 12/9/96
Local Identifier
2014_12996_606
Collection Title
James Edward Myers Sheet Music Collection, 1836-1986