Show I OTHERS VIEWS RALPH ROWLEY RO REPLIES I saw something in the Record About a week ago That slammed our President Hoover Hoover Hoover Hoo Hoo- ver And boy it made me sore The writers name was Johnnie And I will not hesitate To tell you what I think of him Before it is too late I do not wish to be too bold Or slam him very hard As we have always been good friends For which I thank the Lord So the following line I will write down downTo downTo downTo I To show you folks more clearly How Johnnie looks at our dent Whom he should love most moat dearly If your clothes are worn wor-n and thin And the cold is creeping in You are aro hungry from within Blame President Hoover If It the Water Vater from the streams Stops short as do our dreams Its It's not the fault of nature Its It's just Hoover If the Hay down In the field Just simply falls fails to yield Its It's not your fault at all Blame Herbert Hoover If you Cow is poor and thin No feed left in the bin And your debts keep pouring in Blame President Hoover I When the take a slump Wool goes down another jump Its It's no ones fault on earth But Mr Hoovers Now open your book of oC knowledge knowledge knowledge knowl knowl- edge John And look back for a space of time Thinks of what the Democrats done During President Cleveland Cleveland's time The panic then was as bad as now And whoever took to k the blame blame blame- Must have been a mighty man Or he of stood the I I strain l We Ve know th that t one is an Elephant The other a long eared ass But that dont don't make it that they're they're they're they they- re to blame For the things that have come cometo cometo cometo to pass So let us now with due respect Class these good men together Well We'll probably find traits In the theone theone theone one That you wont won't find in the theother theother theother other If wed we'd have been more conservative conservative conservative conserva conserva- tive The last four years or five We would not be where we are today Half dead and half alive But weve we've spent our money foolishly foolishly foolishly fool fool- Weve We've lived beyond our means Weve We've bought new radios And costly gas machines Most everything that buy For luxuries we have spent Till those that arent already broke Are very very badly bent Now Johnnie because beca se your in the swim Dont Don't try to pass the buck Its It's not Mr Hoovers Hoover's fault at atall atall atall all Its It's just your own hard luck |