When We Are Men

Jim says a sailor man
He means to be;
He'll sail a splendid ship
Out on the sea.

Dick wants to buy a farm
When he's a man
He'll get some cows and sheep
Soon as he can.

Tom says he'll keep a shop;
Nice things to eat,
Two windows full of cakes,
Down in the street.

I'd hate a stuffy shop—
When I'm a man
I'll buy a trotting horse
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