“Anything (II)”
Description
A teamster meets Susan Jane. She asks his trade. He says "tonight I could drive anything." She invites him to "come hitch your horse to my machine." She says "I see your horse is good and keen, But look he's stuck on my machine."
Notes
Could this possibly be a bawdy by-blow -- or even the original -- of "Anything (I)"? I don't know; if so, it has been mixed up with the "When first to this country" fragment. - RBW
References
- Ives-NewBrunswick, pp. 94-97, "Anything" (1 text, 1 tune)
- Roud #1952
- BI, IvNB094