Six Magnificent Bricks - song lyrics 
American Old-time song lyrics from www.traditionalmusic.co.uk 
SIX MAGNIFICENT BRICKS. 
Myself and some friends once, thinking there'd be no harm. Went for a walk, a row, arm-in-arm; The night it was dark, the streets they were very calm, When we went out for a spree. Said Jones, Now do what I tell you, boys, hurrah! hurrah' Louder still, for that isn't half a noise, hurrah! hurrah! Now we'll strike up the bag-pipes all the way, and let the people see That we six magnificent bricks have made up our minds for a spree. 
Chorus. Fal de loodle, fal de ral doodle um, argh! argh! Fal de doodle um, doodle um dey- oight! 
Through Leicester Square, Long Acre, and Drury Lane, Just like jolly cocks, sure enough, on we came; A lot more fellows all joined in our little game When we went out for a spree. Here we stop a minute to bawl hurrah! hurrah! The others replied at once to the call: hurrah! hurrah! Then we struck up the bagpipes once again to let the people see That we six magnificent bricks had made up our minds for a spree. - Chorus. 
Going along we went down to a narrow street, A party of bobbies out marching did chance to meet; They took us to Bow Street just as a kind of treat. To heighten the joy of our spree. But we were determined to keep our pluck, hurrah! hurrah! So we gave another by way of luck: hurrah! hurrah! Then we struck up the bag-pipes in our cell to let the bobbies see That we six magnificent bricks had made up our minds for a spree.- Chorus. 
The other chaps locked in the station began to shout; Inspector he couldn't make what was the row about, He ordered the bobbies again to turn us out, And not come in there for a spree. We were shoved out of the station door, hurrah! hurrah! So, for joy, we gave just one cheer more: hurrah! hurrah! So home we went with the bag-pipes to let the people see That we six magnificent bricks had made up our minds for a spree.-Chorus.