We’ll
have a new tea-kettle, wife
When copper is
Two cents a pound.
We’ll
have a boiler, bet your life,
When copper is
Two cents a pound.
We’ll
have a trolley by the door,
The
price of ‘phones will tumble lower,
And
tine and zinc will be no more
When copper is
Two cents a pound.
We’ll
have more pennies for the “blow”
When copper is
Two cents a pound.
We’ll
have more coppers on the row
When copper is
Two cents a pound.
Our
strings will be all copper wire,
We’ll
have a “pull”, or I’m a liar,
That
all the world will quite admire,
When copper is
Two cents a pound.
We’ll
pave the streets with copper bricks,
When copper is
Two cents a pound.
No
more for houses stones or sticks
When copper is
Two cents a pound.
Take
off your hats to this event,
This
copper pated Boston gent –
We’ll
have Sir Flux for president,
When copper is
Two cents a pound.
Feb.
7, ‘06
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