CHORUS.

For I’ve got a home out yonder, few days--few days!

I’ve got a home out yonder, in old Tennessee.

And I can’t stay in these diggins, few days--few days!

Can’t stay in these diggins, I’m gwine home.

They tell about Maine Liquor Law, few days--few days;

It makes the folks get drunk the more; I’m gwine home.

Nebraska’s gwine to be a State, few days--few days;

Cuba too will come in late; I’m gwine home.

For I’ve got a home out yonder, &c.

Every thing is done by steam, few days--few days;

Leather taffy, chalk ice-cream--I’m gwine home.

Boys wears beards, and women too, few days--few days;

Though all things change there’s nothing new, I’m gwine home.

For I’ve got a home out yonder, &c.

The Shanghai fowls, how tall they grow, few days--few days,

That people can not hear them crow; I’m gwine home.

When guano’s put on gudgeon’s tails, few days--few days;

They grow to be as big as whales; I’m gwine home.

For I’ve got a home out yonder, &c.

There’s sin and folly everywhere, few days--few days;

Enough to make old Satan stare: I’m gwine home.

I’ll sing my parting song once more, few days--few days;

And then I’ll pass o’er Jordan’s shore; I’m gwine home.

For I’ve got a home out yonder, &c.

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