Free Trade A Hard Road To Travel

I looked to tlie Kust and I looked to tuo Wost, Aiui I saw Hen HurilHon a-comnilii', Wlth ii terrible majonly a-marchln' on before. A -Nhciiiiiii' mul ii-sliiiiln' uii.l a-drammln.' Chorus- l'lien strip oti your i-oiits, boys, roll U your fctleeves, Kree TraiH' la n huid rond to travel; riuii k i r 1 1 1 olí' youT coüU, b.iy, roll up your sit'cves, Kroe Trade Is i hard road to travel, I belleve. I reckon for In open our markets to ttie world, And let In the lirltisli competlou ; I'll ent duwu ttie wuües. bul wlio'll care for that. II 'I e oftlcc will rnrnish iiniliiuii Itioli ? Tlie blasled maniifuctiirers are raislu' of a II1US.S, lint ihc posli)ftle boys are all a-workln', And 1 1 Mugwninpx and the Houth are :iro.innn'at the inouth, Not a Hlnicle mo[tier'8 son of 'om a shirkln.' If'twa'n't for Ben Harrlaon and hU protection ffattiaoa, l'd return to the White Hou-e ii-hiiiiirnin' ; Kut it kind o' veeintj to me that l'in clean up a um'. Ai.d ihat Big Ben Hatrlaon'i acomia.'