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 Tlic gallant Major Anderson ! 
 
 A bold and fearless Hanger — 
 He stole a march one starry night, 
 And ran away from danger. 
 Slip over Anderson, 
 
 Into that Fort so handy, 
 And bid them strike the martial straiu 
 Of "Yankee Doodle Dandy." 
 
 For thou no longer then ean'st hear 
 
 That cruel phantom mob, 
 Nor in thy troubled visions fear 
 
 That they will kill and rob. 
 Slip over Anderson, &c. 
 
 Oh! gallant Major Anderson! 
 
 How shall 1 sing the story 
 Of thy courageous, matchless truth 
 
 And all thy deeds of glory? 
 Slip over Anderson, &c. 
 
 How thou didst nobly spike the guns 
 
 Upon that weak old Fort, 
 Which thou and thy attendant Huns 
 
 Viewed but as manly sport? 
 Slip over Anderson, &c. 
 
 And when that brilliant "Western Star" 
 
 Upon our harbor rose. 
 And underneath her hatches close 
 Concealed our armed foes? 
 
 Slip them all, brave Anderson, 
 
 Into that Fort so handy, 
 And bid them strike the martial strain 
 Of "Yankee I) lie Dandy." 
 
 But when each brave Palmetto boy, 
 
 A welcome warm did e;ive 
 From camion's mouth, they were too coy 
 Such welcome to receive. 
 
 Fire away, brave Anderson, 
 
 from oiif thai Fort so handy, 
 And bid them strike the martial strain 
 Of "Yankee Doodle Dandy." 
 
 Be not too grieved, bravS Anderson, 
 That this, your well laid plan, 
 
 Should come to nought, and leave you thus 
 
 Without one extra man. 
 
 Fire away, brave Anderson, &c. 
 
 Farewell! farewell! brave Anderson! 
 
 bong may these deeds of glory 
 Be noised abroad by trumpet tame 
 In man} n song and story. 
 
 me then away, bravt Anderson. 
 From out thai Fort so handy, 
 Nor longer bid (hem strike the strain 
 Of "Yankee Doodle Dandy." 
 
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