I much admire, I must admit, The man who robs a Bank; It takes a lot of guts and grit, For lack of which I thank The gods: a chap `twould make of me You wouldn`t ask to tea. I do not mean a burglar cove Who climbs into a house, From room to room flash-lit to rove As quiet as a mouse; Ah no, in Crime he cannot rank With him who robs a Bank. Who seemeth not to care a whoop For danger at its height; Who handles what is known as `soup,` And dandles dynamite: Unto a bloke who can do that I doff my bowler hat. I think he is the kind of stuff To be a mighty man In battlefield,—aye, brave enough The Cross Victorian To win and rise to high command, A hero in the land. What General with all his swank Has guts enough to rob a Bank!SourceThe script ran 0.001 seconds.
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