SONG OF THE SUCCESSFUL CANDIDATE.

Waikato Times, Volume X, Issue 568, 11 January 1876, Page 2

SONG OF THE SUCCESSFUL CANDIDATE.

Aiß—" The tig SunQowcr." 1 O-x. (And no m ; »tak.e.) I feel no happy once again In Parliament to be, An<l in that plate to find each face That I wai wont to see. My troubles now are oyer quite, Adi will make amends For all the bother which, *lnt, I used to give my friends. CllC 11 dul's. And I feel just ushappj as a big sunflower, Whuh nods nud bunds in the breezes, And my hvart is as light as the wind that bl-owi The leaves fiom ofl tlio Ueesen. And, oh 1 mj friends, I'm ravished quite To sit with Whitakeie, 'Twill be a treat to tuko tny teat, Adorn ray j>n per spheie , We'll go to balls and puniei now, Get up a grand review And try in town to make amends For all that we've gone through. Uuokus. And I feel at happy a« a big aunfl wer &c, FINALE. Chokus— Air— " Whin Johny comei marching home." And now that wo have finished the play. ll m rah I Hurrah! Your readers next mutt have thur say, Hurrah I Hurrah ! Oh I mny this trifle light' at air Prove to tin 1 public welcome tare, And nux) all itel gaj tv off they go inarching home. Slow Mu»ic Blue F>re— Curtain fill*.

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