Muldoon The Solid Man - song lyrics 
American Old-time song lyrics from www.traditionalmusic.co.uk 
MULDOON THE SOLID MAN Copyright, 1874, by E. H. Harding. 
I am a man of great influence, And educated to a high degree, I came here when small from Donegal, In the Daniel Webster, across the sea; In the Fourteenth Ward I situated, In a tenement house with my brother Dan; By perseverence I elevated, And went to the front like a solid man. 
Chorus. Go with me and I'll treat you dacent; I'll set you down and I'll fill the can; As I walk the street each friend I meet Says, "There goes Muldoon-he's a solid man." 
At any party or any raffle I always go as an invited guest; As canspicuous as General Granite, boys; I wear a rosebud upon my breast; I'm called upon to address the meeting, Without regard to clique or clan; I show the constitution with elocution, Bekase you know I'm a solid man. 
Chorus. For oppositions or politicians, Take my word I don't give a darn; As I walk the street each friend I meet Says, "There goes Muldoon-he's a solid man." 
I control the Tombs, I control the island, My constituents they all go there, To enioy the Summer's recreation, And the refreshing East River air; I'm known in Harlem, I'm known in Jersey, I'm welcomed hearty on every hand; Wid my regalia on Patrick's Day, I march away like a solid man. 
Chorus. For oppositions or politicians, Take my work I don't give a darn; As I walk the street each friend I meet Says, "There goes Muldoon-he's a solid man "