Who is the man who will spend or will ev-en lend? Har-ri-gan,
that's me!
Who is your friend, when you find that you need a friend?
Harrigan, that's me!
For I'm just as proud of my name, you see,
As an Em-per-or, Czar or a King could be,
Who is the man helps a man ev-ry time he can? Har-ri-gan, that's
me!---
H--A--double
R--I--G--A--N spelss Har-ri-gan.
Proud of all the I-rish
blood that's in me,
'Di-vil' a man can say a
word a-gin' me.
H--A--double R--I--GA--A--N
you see,
Is a name that a shame never
has been con-nects with,
Har-ri-gan, that's me!
Who is the man nev-er stood for a 'gad-a-bout? Har-ri-gan, that's
me!
Who is the man that the town's simp-ly mad a-bout? Harrigan
that's me!
Thy la-dies and ba-bies are fond of me, I'm fond of the, too, in
re-trun, you see.
Who is the gent that's de-serv-ing a mon-u-ment? Harrigan, that's
me! Chorus
