ME UND GOTT.
GERMAN WAR SONG. COMPOSED BY KAISER BIEL. (Air: “Alexanders’ Rag-time Band,”) Come on an’ hear, come on an’ hear, Vot der Kaiser’s got to say. Der Faderland, der Faderland, She is sure to win der day ; I have cabled up to Gott, and I've offered him a sword. Mein gracious, don’t you know, I’ve just got to say der vord And me und Gott vill keep dose foes at bay. Come on along, come on along, Ve vill make dose Frenchmens get It in der neck, right in der neck, Vhile dose Rushians stan’ an’ svet, Und ve’ll make old England shake a leg, Und stink shust like a rotten egg. I’ve cabled Gott, upon my vord — But he hasn’t answered yet. —R.E.B., in “Auckland Observer.”
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Manawatu Herald, Volume XXXVI, Issue 1293, 5 September 1914, Page 4
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129ME UND GOTT. Manawatu Herald, Volume XXXVI, Issue 1293, 5 September 1914, Page 4
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