AIR--_"Charlie is my Darling."_

Deptford hath its DARLING, its DARLING, its DARLING!

O! Deptford hath its DARLING, the great Cav-il-ler!

If ASQUITH needs stern warning,

Or MORLEY wants the spur,

They'll find it in our DARLING,

The great Ca-vil-ler!

O! Deptford hath its DARLING, &c.

As he comes striding up the House,

GLADSTONE shrinks like a cur;

He knows _his_ fluency must fail

To foil the Ca-vil-ler!

O! Deptford hath its DARLING, &c.

"With Liberty Caps upon their heads

Shall Anarchists confer

On treason in Trafalgar Square?"

Demands the Ca-vil-ler!

O! Deptford hath its DARLING, &c.

"Now stand aside, you Liberal loon!

_I_'m going to raise a stir;

I'll harry you--at Question time!"

Quoth the great Ca-vil-ler!

O! Deptford hath its DARLING, &c.

And it's by the Square's damp fountains,

And it's in their Press, with pen,

Tr-r-raitors daren't sputter treason,

For DARLING, best of men!

Deptford hath its DARLING, its DARLING, its DARLING!

O! Deptford hath its DARLING, the great Cav-il-ler!

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