Mister Doughboy by Jack Davey
There is a man called Uncle Sam
Who's always stuck to his guns.
He heard a shout to help us out
And sent us one of his sons.
Mister Doughboy, Mister Doughboy
Gee, what a guy, you sure look pie to me.
When everything looked black
For the Union Jack
The Stars and Stripes came over
And they helped to put it back.
Mister Doughboy, don't you know boy
That all of us have cottoned on to you.
It's a wonderful combination
All for one and one for all
The Eagle, the Lion and the Kangaroo!
You are the kind that's great to find
A fighting son of a gun
We like the way you said OK
And came along on the run.
Mister Doughboy, Mister Doughboy
Hear the applause and it's all yours, siree
For years your loyal sons
Made us arms in tons
And now you've come in person
With your tanks and planes and guns.
Mister Doughboy, off we go boy
We've taken it, but we can give it too.
Tommies, Diggers and now the Doughboys
All for one and one for all
The Eagle, the Lion and the Kangaroo!
Mister Doughboy, Mister Doughboy
Gee, what a guy, you sure look pie to me.
When everything looked black
For the Union Jack
The Stars and Stripes came over
And they helped to put it back.
Mister Doughboy, don't you know boy
That all of us have cottoned on to you.
It's a wonderful combination
All for one and one for all
The Eagle, the Lion and the Kangaroo!