Dapper Dan / words by Lew Brown music by Albert Von Tilzer

VERSE 01: Dapper Dan was a Pullman porter man, on a train that ran thru Dixie,/Ev’ry one knew Dapper Dan/Knew him for a ladies’ man,/Never cared to settle down,/Had a girl in ev’ry town/On the train the whole day long/You’ll hear him sing this songVERSE 02: Dapper Dan was a very handy man, on a train that ran thru Dixie,/Made the beds and ev’ry thing/All you had to do was ring,/If the train stopp’d anywhere/There’d be some gal waiting there/He’d say this is one of mine/And there’s others down the lineCHORUS 01: If I lose my gal in Tennessee/That won’t worry me/’Cause I’ve got another honey lamb/Waitin’ for me down in Alabam/And if I lose my gal in Alabam/I won’t feel blue/’Cause I got one in Georgia that I can march right to/If I lose my gal in Georgia/Bet that I won’t pine/’Cause I’ve got another mamma waiting,/Down in sunny Caroline/Now I ain’t handsome, I ain’t sweet,/But I’ve got a brand of lovin’ that can’t be beat/I’m the ladie’s man,/Dapper Dan from Dixieland.CHORUS 02: If I lose my gal in Baltimore/That won’t make me sore/’Cause I’ve got one who can fill the bill/Waitin’ for me down in Louisville/And if I lose my gal in Louisville/I’ll never fret/’Cause I’ve got one in Mobile that I can go and get/If I lose my gal in Mobile,/Funny as it seems/There’s another lovin’ sweetie waiting,/Down in sunny New Orlean/I won’t let no gal run my life/’Cause if I lose them all I still got my wife,/I’m the ladies man, Dapper Dan from Dixieland.