ROTC Training Center - Sand Yearbook (Camp Custer, MI)

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Songs We Used While in Camp I'LL SAY SHE DOES Does she make ev'ryb0dy stare? I'll say she does. Does she give 'em that I don't care ? lfll say she does. But is she nicer to me and does she sit on my knee? Does she? l'll say she does. And domes she crave a wedding 'n' everything? l'll say she does. NVas she happy to get the ring? You het she was And can she dance? can she twist? Does she do a lot of things l can't resist? 'Does she? l'll say she does. CCopyright by Jerome H. Remick X Co.j SKINNA-MA-RINK Ciroiuis: Skinna-ma-rink-i-dinky-dink, Skinna-ma-rink-i-do, l love you, Skiuna-ma-rink-i-dink-i-dink Skinna-ma-rink-i-do, Yes, I do. Love me in the morning, Love me late at night, Love me all day long, And everything will he right. Sing Skinna-ma-rink-i-dink-i-dink Skinna-ma-rink-i-do, T love you. Ch! XVe wear our pink pajamas in the summer when it's hot, Wle wear our flannel nightie in the winter when it's not. And sometimes in the springtime and sometimes in the fall, XVC jump right in hetween the sheets with nothing on at all. fllepeat Chorusj Clfirst Company brought this song to camp.j CAN YOU TAME WILD WIMIVIEN Can you tame wild wimmen? Can you tame wild wimmcn? You made a tiger stand and eat out of your handg You made the hippo do the llippo, honest it was grandg llut can you tame wild wimmen so they'll always lead a sweet and simple life? XVith a wild, ferocious glance that pierced him like a lance ' You made the grizzly hear get up and do the Hula dance. But can you tame wild wimmen? lf you can, please tame my wife., 26

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Can you tame wild wimmen? Can you tame wild wimmen? You made a fox play dead, a mule stand on his headg But have you ever made your wife get up and go to bed? Oh can you tame wild wimmen so they'll always lead a sweet and simple life? lVhen you come home at three, can you take out your key, And open.up the door and holler, l3on't talk back to mef' Oh can you tame wild wimmen? lf you can, please tame my wife. fCopyright by Harry Von Tilzer Music Pub. Co., N. YQ MICKEY Mickey, pretty Mickey. Xkfith your hair of raven hue, In your smiling, so beguiling, There'si a bit of Killarney, bit of the blarney, too. Childhood in the wildwood, Like a mountain Hower you grew. Pretty Mickey, pretty Mickey, . Can you blame anyone for falling in love with you? fCopyright, 1918, by XVaterson, Berlin K Snydelzj THE ROSE OF NO MAN'S LAND There's a rose that grows on No Man's Land, Ancl it's wonderful to see, Though it's sprayed with tears, it will live for years, Tn my garden of memory. It's the one red rose the soldier knows, lt's the work of the Master's hand. 'Mid the war's great curse stands the Red Cross nurse. She's the rose of No Man's Land. Clfopyright, l9lS, by. Leo Feist, lnc.j THE LAST LONG MILE I Oh, it's not the pack that you carry on your back, Nor the Springfield on your shoulder, Nor the live-inch crust of khaki-colored dust That makes you feel your limbs are growing older. And it's not the hike on theihard turnpike O That drives away your smile, Nor the socks of sisters that raise the blooming blisters, Itis the last long mile. QPublished by T. B. Harms K Co.j 27