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THERE's A QUAKER DOWN IN QUAKER TOWN (David Berg. Alfred Solman) Two hours ride from old Broadway there is a sleepy town they say Old Philadelphia, You opened my eyes And I apologize, cho: There's a Quaker down in Quakertown, When I am 'round she sighs, But down in her heart, I know, She's not so slow For oh, oh, oh oh! Those eyes! Like the waters still she's very deep She knows a heap, I found She has that "meet me later" look, And oh she knows her book, this little Quaker down in Quaker town. There's a town Old William Penn please pardon me, One of your sons I want to be You love your Quakers and I love one too That's why I'm strong for you 1916 filename[ QUKERTWN Feb07 |
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