| Mr. Charlie Lindbergh, he flew to old Berlin
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| Got him a big Iron Cross, and he flew right back again
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| To Washington, Washington
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| Mrs. Charlie Lindbergh, she come dressed in red
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| Said, «I'd like to sleep in that pretty White House bed
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| In Washington, Washington.»
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| Lindy said to Annie: «We'll get there by and by
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| But we’ll have to split the bed up with Wheeler, Clark, and Nye
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| In Washington, Washington.»
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| Hitler wrote to Lindy, said «Do your very worst,»
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| Lindy started an outfit that he called America First
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| In Washington, Washington
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| All around the country, Lindbergh he did fly
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| Gasoline was paid for by Hoover, Clark, and Nye
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| In Washington, Washington
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| Lindy said to Hoover: «We'll do the same as France:
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| Make a deal with Hitler, and then we’ll get our chance
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| In Washington, Washington
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| Then they had a meetin', and all the Firsters come
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| Come on the walk and they come on the run
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| In Washington, Washington
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| Yonder comes Father Coughlin, wearin' the silver chain
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| Cash on his stomach and Hitler on the brain
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| In Washington, Washington
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| Mister John L. Lewis would sit and straddle the fence
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| His daughter signed with Lindbergh, and we ain’t seen her since
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| In Washington, Washington
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| Hitler said to Lindy: «Stall 'em all you can
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| Gonna bomb Pearl Harbor with the help of old Japan.»
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| In Washington, Washington
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| Then on a December mornin', the bombs come from Japan
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| Wake Island and Pearl Harbor, kill fifteen hundred men
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| Washington, Washington
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| Now Lindy tried to join the army, but they wouldn’t let 'im in
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| 'Fraid he’d sell to Hitler a few more million men
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| In Washington, Washington
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| So I’m gonna tell you people, if Hitler’s gonna be beat
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| The common working people have got to take the seat
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| In Washington, Washington
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| And I’m gonna tell you workers, 'fore you cash in your checks:
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| They say America First, but they mean America Next
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| In Washington, Washington |