Let me live in my bungalow by the road
(Apologies to Homer and Sam Walter Foss)
Let me live in my bungalow by the road,
Where the race of me go by --
The men who are Baptists and those who are not,-
Who cares about that? Not I.
I would not live in the Ozark Inn,
Nor camp in a tent on wet nights --
Nay, let me live in a bungalow
On the road to Arcadia Heights
(This may be used as an argument against teach-
ing Greek in High Schools)
Found in a box among letters dated between the late 1800s and 1950s.
Perhaps Professor Howard Colwell's?
Typewritten on a small sheet with tac holes in each corner.
Let me live in my bungalow by the road,
Where the race of me go by --
The men who are Baptists and those who are not,-
Who cares about that? Not I.
I would not live in the Ozark Inn,
Nor camp in a tent on wet nights --
Nay, let me live in a bungalow
On the road to Arcadia Heights
(This may be used as an argument against teach-
ing Greek in High Schools)
Found in a box among letters dated between the late 1800s and 1950s.
Perhaps Professor Howard Colwell's?
Typewritten on a small sheet with tac holes in each corner.