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I'm a beautiful red red drum	A
And I train with the soldier boys	B
As up the street we come	A
Wonderful is our noise	B
There's Tom and Jim and Phil	C
And Dick and Nat and Fred	D
While Widow Cutler's Bill	C
And I march on ahead	D
With a r r rat tat tat	E
And a tum titty um tum tum	A
Oh there's bushels of fun in that	E
For boys with a little red drum	A
	-
The Injuns came last night	F
While the soldiers were abed	D
And they gobbled a Chinese kite	F
And off to the woods they fled	D
The woods are the cherry trees	G
Down in the orchard lot	H
And the soldiers are marching to seize	G
The booty the Injuns got	H
With tum titty um tum tum	A
And r r rat tat tat	E
When soldiers marching come	A
Injuns had better scat	E
	-
Step up there little Fred	D
And Charley have a mind	I
Jim is as far ahead	D
As you two are behind	I
Ready with gun and sword	J
Your valorous work to do	K
Yonder the Injun horde	J
Are lying in wait for you	K
And their hearts go pitapat	J
When they hear the soldiers come	A
With a r r rat tat tat	J
And a tum titty um tum tum	A
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Course it's all in play	L
The skulking Injun crew	K
That hustled the kite away	L
Are little white boys like you	K
But honest or just in fun	M
It is all the same to me	A
And when the battle is won	M
Home once again march we	A
With a r r rat tat tat	J
And tum titty um tum tum	A
And there's glory enough in that	J
For the boys with their little red drum	A

Eugene Field

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