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WHERE DID YOU GET THAT HAT, PRICE ONE PENNY. Can he had at the Poet's Box, Overgate, Dundee. The way I came to wear this hat Is very strange and funny, Grandfather died and left to me His property and money. And when the will it was read out, It told me straight and flat, That if I had the money, I must always wear this hat. CHORUS. Where did you get that hat, Where did you get that tile, And isn't it a nobby one, And what a proper style. I should like to have one Just the same as that; Where'er I go they shout, Hulloa, Where did you get that hat. If I go to the opera, In the opera season, People stand and stare at me, Without the slightest reason. And if I go to a concert hall, To have a jolly spree, These's some me in the building Is sure to say to me-? At twenty-one I thought I would To my sweetheart get married, For all the neighbours in our street Said too long we had tarried. So off we went to church, Determined to be wed, The ceremony started, When the pearson to me said-
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Probable period of publication:
1880-1900 shelfmark: L.C.Fol.70(97b)
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