A 1923 popular song Words by Jack Yellen and Billy Nosalg. Music by Milford Capman.
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And he’ll always be one of those guys
There ain’t no use puttin’ him wise
‘Cause good common sense is a thing he ain’t got
If his brains was ink they would not make a dot
He’s just one of those cake-eatin’ guys
And he draws mosquitoes and flies
When he’s with the ladies he sure is a bear
He rides them in street cars to give them fresh air
And matches them coins to see who pays the fare
And he’ll always be one of those guys
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And he’ll always be one of those guys
He loves to wear lavender ties
He keeps all his dough in a bag on his chest
When he changes a quarter he must get undressed
You can see he’s some kind of a nut
He looks like the son of King Tut
He carries a violet in his lapel
He eats down at Child’s then to show that he’s swell
He picks his teeth outside the Astor Hotel
And he’ll always be one of those guys