Free And Easy - song lyrics 
American Old-time song lyrics from www.traditionalmusic.co.uk 
FREE AND EASY. 
I'm the lad that's free and easy Wheresoe'er I chance to be, And I'll do my best to please ye, If you will but list to me-
Chorus. So let the world jog along as it will, I'll be free And easy still; Free and easy, free and easy, I'll be free and easy still. 
Some there are who meet their troubles. Others drown their cares in drink; Half our trials are but bubbles, Fretting forges many a link.-Chorus. 
I envy neither great nor wealthy, Poverty I ne er despise, Let me be contented, healthy, And the boon I'll dearly prize.-Chorus. 
The great have cares I little know of, All that glitters is not gold, Merit's seldom made a show of, And true worth is rarely bold.-Chorus. 
Why then waste our days in fretting? The longest lane must have nn end, The wealth that costs such toil in getting, Takes but little time to spend.-Chorus. 
I care for all, yet care for no man, Those who mean well need not fear, I like a man, and love a woman. What else makes this life so dear!-Chorus.