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Yankee Doodle In Berlin

Title
Yankee Doodle In Berlin - Lyrics
Composer
Daniels, Chas. N.
Lyricist
Williams, Harry
Publisher
Daniels & Wilson Inc. Music Pub. (San Francisco, CA)
Type
Sheet Music
Collection Title
James Edward Myers Sheet Music Collection, 1836-1986
Lyrics
Yankee Doodle in Berlin Verse: Yankee Doodle rode upon a bony pony, He was just a clown, but still he got to town, Hindenburg, although his heart was stony, phony, Never got to see dear old Paree, Refrain: But Yankee Doodle always goes to town, And Yankee Doodle’s in Berlin. Each tearful German who calls it a “cheek” Tells it to Herman, then he “bawls a week” (cry‐baby) Yankee Doodle made a German thin, He’s even lost his double chin. All the Linden trees shake a “shimmie” in the breeze, For lanky Yankee Doodle’s in Berlin. Verse: What about the Kaiser’s Paris dinner, Sinner! was it very much? He only got in Dutch. And though Yankee Doodle is a thinner, winner, He’ll never go anywhere, And on the square, For, Refrain
Repository
University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. Sousa Archives and Center for American Music
Conditions of Use
This work is in the public domain.
Original Location
  • Record Series 12/9/96
  • Series 2, Box 23, Folder 10
Identifier
2014_12996_925

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Title
Yankee Doodle In Berlin
Composer
Daniels, Chas. N.
Lyricist
Williams, Harry
Publisher
Daniels & Wilson Inc. Music Pub. (San Francisco, CA)
Type
Sheet Music
Collection Title
James Edward Myers Sheet Music Collection, 1836-1986
Lyrics
Yankee Doodle in Berlin Verse: Yankee Doodle rode upon a bony pony, He was just a clown, but still he got to town, Hindenburg, although his heart was stony, phony, Never got to see dear old Paree, Refrain: But Yankee Doodle always goes to town, And Yankee Doodle’s in Berlin. Each tearful German who calls it a “cheek” Tells it to Herman, then he “bawls a week” (cry‐baby) Yankee Doodle made a German thin, He’s even lost his double chin. All the Linden trees shake a “shimmie” in the breeze, For lanky Yankee Doodle’s in Berlin. Verse: What about the Kaiser’s Paris dinner, Sinner! was it very much? He only got in Dutch. And though Yankee Doodle is a thinner, winner, He’ll never go anywhere, And on the square, For, Refrain
Repository
University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. Sousa Archives and Center for American Music
Conditions of Use
This work is in the public domain.
Original Location
  • Record Series 12/9/96
  • Series 2, Box 23, Folder 10
Identifier
2014_12996_925

Download