The School Where Lincoln Went

The School Where Lincoln Went

Lincoln, Abraham, 1809-1865

Hardy, Will

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Taft, William H. (William Howard), 1857-1930

Roosevelt, Theodore, 1858-1919

Harvard University

Yale University

Universities and colleges

Education

Lyrics depict attending college with emphasis on Theodore Roosevelt attending Harvard and William Taft attending Yale with reference to Lincoln's schooling. Color illustrated cover; eagle resting on wreath that surrounds log cabin. Back cover includes music for "That's some honeymoon" by Will Hardy.

Hardy, Will

Abraham Lincoln Presidential Library and Museum

1910

Bostonia Publishing Company

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"Teddy" went to Harvard. "Big Bill" went to Yale.

THE SCHOOL WHERE LINCOLN WENT

WORDS AND MUSIC BY WILL HARDY

181 Tremont St. Bostonia Publishing Co. Boston, Mass.

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THE SCHOOL WHERE LINCOLN WENT

Moderato. Words and Music by Will Hardy

Sounds of mirth and music mingled

Cheer your football heroes boys and

in a "swell" café, College boys were celebrating there;

tell of how they won, Boys who wore the crimson or the blue;

Drinking to the heroes of the game they played that day,

Don't forget those other heroes back in Sixty One,

Copyright, 1910, by Will S. Hardy

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Cheers for Yale and Harvard filled the air; Suddenly a

Boys who fought to make a chance for you; Cheer for Taft and

vet'ran who by chance was sitting near, Rose and said "Boys, here's a toast before I

Teddy drink to Yale and Harvard too, May their names be loved and honored ev'ry

go While you sing a song of praise to your happy college

where; But fill your glasses fill them full to the little old red

days don't forget the old red school I used to know. Now

school don't forget that Lincoln graduated there. Now

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Chorus--not too fast

"Teddy" went to Harvard, "Big Bill" went to Yale; Here's to them! Long years to them! and hearts that never fail; But ere your feast is ended Before the night is spent, Won't you drink to the old red school-house boys? For that's where Lincoln went.

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TRY THIS OVER ON YOUR PIANO THAT'S "SOME" HONEYMOON.

CHORUS (not fast) Words and Music by Will Hardy

Out on the sea, with the wind blowing free, You can sit way back by the old smoke-stack, Oh, you hug and Oh, you smack! Let the breezes of June play a tune while you spoon There are only two, she and you; That's "some" honeymoon

Copyright, 1911, by Bostonia Publishing Co. 181 Tremont St., Boston, Mass. International Copyright Secured

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