Good Old U. S. A.
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Title | Good Old U. S. A. |
Composer | Morse, Theodore |
Lyricist | Drislane, Jack |
Publisher | F. B. Haviland Pub. Co. |
Place of Publication | New York |
Year of Publication | 1906 |
Date of Copyright | 1906-05-15 |
Lyrics | The Good Old USA Verse: “Tell me daddy, tell me, why those men in that big crowd, Won’t you tell me why they’re cheering? What makes each one act so proud?” “Listen lad,” he answered, “it’s the tune the brass band plays, It’s the song ‘My Country Tis of Thee’ and you’ll know one of these days, Refrain: Makes no dif’rence where you wander makes no dif’rence where you roam, You don’t have to stop and ponder for a place to call your home. When they ask, ‘where were you born lad?’ speak right up, be proud to say, That your home’s the land of Uncle Sam, the good old USA. Verse: Years ago in battle both our grandpas fought and fell ‘Mid the canon’s roar and rattle so of freedom we could tell. Washington and Jackson dear old Lincoln and Lee, Are the men who made us what we are on the land and on the sea. Refrain |
Repository | University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. Sousa Archives and Center for American Music |
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Local Identifier | 2014_12996_215 |
Collection Title | James Edward Myers Sheet Music Collection, 1836-1986 |
Collection | James Edward Myers World War I Sheet Music Collection |
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