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Poem
April 4, 1902
The Commoner
Lincoln, Lancaster County, Nebraska
What is this article about?
A satirical song titled 'The "New, New Song,"' that humorously envisions a world dominated by American tycoons like Morgan, Rockefeller, Vanderbilt, and others, urging young men to seek fortunes in Wall Street, automobiles, airships, and abroad to fund colleges.
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Full Text
The "New, New Song."
When all the world is Morgan's, lad,
and all the seas between;
And every lamb a Sage, lad, and every
lass a Green;
Then hey for automobile, lad, and to
Wall street away;
Young bulls must make their
pile, lad, or bears may have their day.
When all the oil is Rockefeller's, and
all the stocks are Hill's;
And all the railways Vanderbilt's, or
Gould's, or D. O. Mills';
To England in your airship, lad, of
Schwab and Yerkes the peer;
God grant you find a billion there, to
found a college here.
When all the world is Morgan's, lad,
and all the seas between;
And every lamb a Sage, lad, and every
lass a Green;
Then hey for automobile, lad, and to
Wall street away;
Young bulls must make their
pile, lad, or bears may have their day.
When all the oil is Rockefeller's, and
all the stocks are Hill's;
And all the railways Vanderbilt's, or
Gould's, or D. O. Mills';
To England in your airship, lad, of
Schwab and Yerkes the peer;
God grant you find a billion there, to
found a college here.
What sub-type of article is it?
Song
Satire
What themes does it cover?
Commerce Trade
Satire Society
What keywords are associated?
Morgan
Rockefeller
Wall Street
Tycoons
Finance Satire
Airship
Automobile
Poem Details
Title
The "New, New Song."
Form / Style
Rhymed Stanzas
Key Lines
When All The World Is Morgan's, Lad, And All The Seas Between;
Then Hey For Automobile, Lad, And To Wall Street Away;
Young Bulls Must Make Their Pile, Lad, Or Bears May Have Their Day.
When All The Oil Is Rockefeller's, And All The Stocks Are Hill's;
God Grant You Find A Billion There, To Found A College Here.