Jockey Hat And Feather - song lyrics 
American Old-time song lyrics from www.traditionalmusic.co.uk 
JOCKEY HAT AND FEATHER 
As I was walking out one day, Thinking of the weather, I saw a pair of roguish eyes 'Neath a hat and feather; She looked at me, I looked at her. It made my heart pit-pat, Then, turning round, she said to me, "How do you like my hat?" 
Chorus. Oh! I said it's gay and pretty too-They look well together, Those glossy curls and jockey hat, With a rooster's feather. 
She wore a handsome broadcloth basque, Cut in the latest fashion, And flounces all around her dress Made her look quite (lashing; Her high-heeled boots, as she walked on The pavement, went pit-pat, I'll ne'er forget the smile I saw, Beneath that jockey hat.-Chorus. 
She kissed her hand, said " Au revoir" Then I was a goner; Before I'd time to say " good bye." She was round the cor¯er; I tried that night, but could not sleep, So up in bed I sat, And right before my face I thought I saw that jockey hat.-Chorus.