What
are you doing on the earth?
You have no business here;
No
one but me has any right
Upon this mundane sphere.
Away!
Vamoose! To other worlds,
Clear out somewhere and stay;
This
earth was made for me alone,
Get off, get off, I say.
I
own the private walks of life,
I own the highways, too;
And
every inch of universe,
Was made for me, not you.
I
want the whole thing to myself,
I want the right of way;
This
earth was made for me alone,
Get off, get off, I say.
“Why,
who are you?” some hunk head cries,
Whom I have pushed away;
Bold
sir, I am the Average Man,
Who stalks the earth today.
And
wheresoe’er I chance to be,
I want the right of way;
The
earth was made for me alone,
Get off, get off, I say.
Dec.
21, ‘95
Pub.
in B. Courier,
Mar.
15, 1896
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