Uncle Abram, Bully for You!

UNCLE ABRAM, BULLY FOR YOU!

SONG AND CHORUS BY G.R. LAMPARD

CHICAGO:

Published by H. M. Higgins, 117 Randolph St.

Entered according to Act of Congress, A. D., 1862, by H. M. Higgins, in the Clerks office of the District Court for the Northern District of Illinois

UNCLE ABRAM, BULLY FOR YOU!

Words by J. SMITH JR. Music by G. R. LAMPARD.

PIANO FORTE.

[lyrics follow]

1. Ho! the glo - rious Proc - la - ma - tion, Sound - ing grand - ly o'er the land; Speak - ing to a joy - ful na - tion Of her Ju - bi - lee at hand! Sound - ing to the nig - ger driv - ers, Like the Judg - ment tem - pest's blast, For our Un - cle A - bra'm's "dander" is com - plete - ly "ris" at last.

2. How the reb - el hordes ske - dad - dle From Mc - Clel - Lan's le - gions brave! Swift their pi - rate craft will pad - dle Up Salt Riv -er's wind - ing wave. Wo'nt the cloud of wrath grow big - ger, Wo'nt they miss the pork and corn, When the ev - er - last - ing nigger From their wood - pile shall be torn?

3. Tex - as calls to Car - o -li - na, Pale with rage and faint with fear; Beat the ban - jo, Pomp and Di - nah, King - dom Come is al - most here. Now, be - fore our grow - ing vig - or, Blood - y Trea - son cow'rs and quails, Three times three, and add a "tiger," for the Split -ter of the Rails!

Entered according to Act of Congress, A. D., 1862, by H. M. Higgins, in the Clerk's Office of the District Court for the Northern District of Illinois

CHORUS.

AIR.

Give 'em Jes - ie, Un - cle A-bra'm, Put the reb - el scoun - drels through!

ALTO.

TENOR.

Give 'em Jes - ie, Un - cle A-bra'm, Put the reb - el scoun - drels through!

BASE.

PIANO.

Hear the na - tion shout the cho - rus--"Un - cle A - bra'm, bully for you!" First time. "Bully for you!" Second time. [AIR]

Hear the na - tion shout the cho - rus--"Un - cle A - bra'm, bully for you!" First time. "Bully for you!" Second time. [TENOR]

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