You can hear this recording at YouTube. It is the first of two songs in that "video."

BEAVER (HERE COMES OLD BEAVER)
Words by George Crump and Neil McKay; music by Will Hyde
As sung by Harry Champion, 1922.

1. Ever since the day that I was twenty-one,
My long whiskers fairly took the bun.
All the girls they make a fuss of me
'Cause my whiskers tickle 'em, you see.
Whenever I walk out,
The girls they laugh and shout:

CHORUS: "Here comes old Beaver, Beaver, Beaver, Beaver."
All the little kids begin to shout:
"Hi, hi, hi! Does your mother know you're out?
He must be robbin' the barber, but he don't look worth a stiver.*
Baa, baa, black sheep, have you any wool? Here comes old Beaver."

2. To a football match I went the other day,
Just to see the Spurs and the Chelsea play.
When I got there, strike me up a tree,
They asked me for to be the referee.
The crowd when me they saw,
They laughed and with a roar: CHORUS

3. Th' other day Lloyd George sent a note to me,
Asked me to go away and have a cup of tea.
Off I went dressed up in my best,
With my whiskers dangling on my chest.
When Megan** stuck at me,
She laughed, "Ha-ha! Hee-hee!"

* Pronounced "steever." ** Lloyd George had a daughter named Megan.