Here's another from the 1893 Yale Glee:

DOWN BY THE RIVERSIDE

(no author or composer listed)

1. A man and a maid went a-rowing,
   All on a fine summer day;
   The man made love to the maiden,
   While the oars floated softly away;
   And then they were left on the water,
   Watery tears filled their little canoe;
   For they both started to boo-hoo,
   Down by the riverside.
   

   Down by the riverside, Down by the riverside,
   He sighed and she sighed, and then they sighed side by side,
   Down by the riverside.



2. At Yale we have co-education,
   The girls toy with Latin and Greek;
   And you should just see them flunk badly,
   At least four days in the week;
   We sit by their side in the class room,
   Clasping their hands in our own;
   Over this state we now moan, groan,
   Down by the riverside.
   

   Down by the riverside, Down by the riverside,
   We grind, and they grind,
   But they're the real long-haired grinds
   Down by the riverside.



3. One day I went out to the races,
   I thought that the horses I knew;
   I thought I would win a small fortune,
   By risking a dollar or two;
   I picked an old nag for a winner,
   O hark to my story of woe;
   My horse could not go, he was so slow,
   Down by the riverside.
   

   Down by the riverside, Down by the riverside,
   I bet and he bet,
   But my bets are bad debts yet
   Down by the riverside.



4. We're invited to visit Chicago,
   And warble in classical Greek;
   To sing at the great exposition,
   A side show, with fakir and freak;
   But we will at Tarrytown tarry,
   Tarriers always are we;
   At Tarrytown tarry and sing-sing,
   Down by the riverside.
   

   Down by the riverside, Down by the riverside,
   We go and you go
   So "all out for Chi-ca-go,"
   Down by the riverside.