Look Out

Whenever you see a maiden fair

     Look out;

Lest she entice you in a snare

     Look out.

A maiden’s eyes are fair to see

With all their charm and mystery,

But from her wiles you best had flee

     Look out.

When strangers meet you on the street

     Look out;

If they have got a story neat

     Look out.

There’s just as many men to do,

There’s just as many victims. too,

Old bunco games are always new,

     Look out.

When riding on the railroad train

     Look out;

How oft these words are writ in vain!

     Look out.

The hankering is country wide

Men want to look ahead who ride –

Look out and keep your head inside,

     Look out.

Apr. 22, 1913