II.

And when we reach

The Brighton beach

It's sure to pour with rine

A pub is not

A 'appy spot

For us to set and drine

Yet there we set and tike our beer

And while awy the dy,

Though we don't 'ave words, no bloomin' fear

Mariar 'as 'er sy.

_Refrine--_

'Er langwidge is for sangwidges,

She's sorry that she cime;

The weather's wrong, 'er feather's wrong,

I 'as to tike the blime.

It's "'Arry" 'ere, and "'Arry" there,

And "'Arry, you're a bloomin' bear,"

And "'Arry, it's a shime"--

(_Spoken._)--Which is 'ard on a feller! And then we 'as

to ketch the bloomin' trine again, and she _do_ talk, but

never mind--

(_Brightly._)

We've 'ad a 'appy 'ollidy,

We gits 'ome all the sime.

--'Urry up, 'Arry!

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