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Full many a sinful notion	A
Conceived of foreign powers	B
Has come across the ocean	A
To harm this land of ours	B
And heresies called fashions	C
Have modesty effaced	D
And baleful morbid passions	C
Corrupt our native taste	D
O tempora O mores	E
What profanations these	F
That seek to dim the glories	F
Of apple pie and cheese	F
	-
I'm glad my education	A
Enables me to stand	D
Against the vile temptation	A
Held out on every hand	D
Eschewing all the tittles	F
With vanity replete	D
I'm loyal to the victuals	F
Our grandsires used to eat	D
I'm glad I've got three willing boys	F
To hang around and tease	F
Their mother for the filling joys	F
Of apple pie and cheese	F
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Your flavored creams and ices	F
And your dainty angel food	D
Are mighty fine devices	F
To regale the dainty dude	D
Your terrapin and oysters	F
With wine to wash 'em down	G
Are just the thing for roisters	F
When painting of the town	G
No flippant sugared notion	A
Shall my appetite appease	F
Or bate my soul's devotion	A
To apple pie and cheese	F
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The pie my Julia makes me	H
God bless her Yankee ways	F
On memory's pinions takes me	H
To dear Green Mountain days	F
And seems like I see Mother	I
Lean on the window sill	J
A handin' me and brother	I
What she knows 'll keep us still	J
And these feelings are so grateful	K
Says I Julia if you please	F
I'll take another plateful	K
Of that apple pie and cheese	F
	-
And cheese No alien it sir	I
That's brought across the sea	H
No Dutch antique nor Switzer	I
Nor glutinous de Brie	H
There's nothing I abhor so	F
As mawmets of this ilk	L
Give me the harmless morceau	F
That's made of true blue milk	L
No matter what conditions	F
Dyspeptic come to feaze	F
The best of all physicians	F
Is apple pie and cheese	F
	-
Though ribalds may decry 'em	M
For these twin boons we stand	D
Partaking thrice per diem	N
Of their fulness out of hand	D
No enervating fashion	A
Shall cheat us of our right	D
To gratify our passion	A
With a mouthful at a bite	D
We'll cut it square or bias	F
Or any way we please	F
And faith shall justify us	F
When we carve our pie and cheese	F
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De gustibus 't is stated	D
Non disputandum est	D
Which meaneth when translated	D
That all is for the best	D
So let the foolish choose 'em	M
The vapid sweets of sin	O
I will not disabuse 'em	M
Of the heresy they're in	O
But I when I undress me	H
Each night upon my knees	F
Will ask the Lord to bless me	H
With apple pie and cheese	F

Eugene Field

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