| Do you remember, Kaiser Bill
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| About a year ago?
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| We told your old friend Bernstorff
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| That he better pack and go
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| You laughed and said
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| «America possessed no fighting stuff,»
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| Until our fighting Yankee boys
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| Walked in and called your bluff
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| That Monte Cristo idea will not do
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| If you think that the world belongs to you
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| Well, tell that to the Marines--
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| Those deviling hounds who know what fighting means
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| You are going to lick the world-- you said you will--
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| If you mean Uncle Sam, now listen Kaiser Bill:
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| Tell that to the Marines
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| The first to fight on all the fighting scenes
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| If you think you’ll sink our new boat
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| With your damned old u-boat
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| Tell that to the Marines
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| That line of Hindenburg’s would never break, you made a vow
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| It must be made of rubber, Bill
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| The way it’s bending now
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| The Krupp works that you bragged about
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| You rave of them no more
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| We’ll change them to the bankrupt works when we end up this war
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| So Kaiser Bill at warfare we are new
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| If you think now the Yankee drive is through
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| Well, tell that to the Marines
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| Those deviling hounds who know what fighting means
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| We are going to have six million men in line
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| Kaiser Bill, if you don’t think they will cross the Rhine
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| Tell that to the Marines
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| The first to fight on all the fighting scenes
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| If you think the Yanks won’t whirl-in
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| Right straight into Berlin
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| Tell that to the Marines |