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He's The Man For Me
Air: Rosin the Bow Play Midi
Put's Golden Songster: containing the largest and most popular collection of California songs ever published by John A Stone
San Francisco : D.E. Appleton & Co., 1858

  1. I've traveled the mountains all over,
    And now to the valleys I'll go,
    And live like a pig in the clover,
    In sight of huge mountians of snow.
    In sight of huge mountians of snow,
    In sight of huge mountians of snow
    And live like a pig in the clover,
    In sight of huge mountians of snow.

  2. I'll marry a rich Senorita, And live on a ranch in the west;
    Have forty young greasers to greet her,
    And fifty, if put to a test.
    And fifty, if put to a test,
    And fifty, if put to a test
    Have forty young greasers to greet her,
    And fifty, if put to a test.

  3. I'll wear a "right pee-rt" standing collar,
    And smoke cigaritos, of course;
    And when I run short of a dollar,
    I'll try and obtain a divorce.
    I'll try and obtain a divorce,
    I'll try and obtain a divorce
    And when I run short of a dollar,
    I'll try and obtain a divorce.

  4. I'm greatly in favor of mining,
    With me, though, it does not agree;
    I'd rather be gently reclining,
    With Beauty, upon a settee.
    With Beauty, upon a settee,
    With Beauty, upon a settee,
    I'd rather be gently reclining,
    With Beauty, upon a settee.

  5. I'm not much in favor of thieving,
    At all events, just as I feel;
    But never will work for a living,
    So long as I'm able to steal.
    So long as I'm able to steal,
    So long as I'm able to steal
    I never will work for a living,
    So long as I'm able to steal.

Score from Library of Congress
Score from Lester S. Levy Collection

Play Midi MIDI file of "Rosin The Bow " (Used by permission of B. R. Tubb from his website at Public Domain Music.)