Bleeders, Part II
It may not be Harry Lauder, but any medley ought, I think, to end with a rousing rendition of Loch Lomond:
The wee bonnie banks are now food for the worms,
While the big, braw banks grow the stronger.
The Anchor and Dime are forgotten banking terms;
Even Manny Hanny Banks are no longer.
They pay us the low rates and charge us the high rates;
The pirates are rich, and no wonder!
But me and my banker have not been introduced,
Since the bonnie little banks have gone under.
Lyric © 2005 Nathaniel DesH. Petrikov
The wee bonnie banks are now food for the worms,
While the big, braw banks grow the stronger.
The Anchor and Dime are forgotten banking terms;
Even Manny Hanny Banks are no longer.
They pay us the low rates and charge us the high rates;
The pirates are rich, and no wonder!
But me and my banker have not been introduced,
Since the bonnie little banks have gone under.
Lyric © 2005 Nathaniel DesH. Petrikov
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