Just Plain Jim - song lyrics 
American Old-time song lyrics from www.traditionalmusic.co.uk 
JUST PLAIN JIM. Copyright, 1885, by T. B. Harms & Co. Written and sung by Gus Williams. 
There is a nice young man I know, A fire laddie too, He's foreman of a company. He's handsome, brave and true; Of friends he has a score or more, To keep him in his aim, And without further preface, I will now tell you his name-
Chorus. Some call him " James," some call him " Jimmie," Others will say " Mister" when they speak to him; Pa calls him " Jeems," ma calls him " Jamsie," But all the time to me he's only " Just plain Jim!" 
Last "Winter to a ball we went, The finest in the town, I kept him dancing all the time, Which made the ladies frown; He was admired by ev'ry one And the reporters came, And asked me if I'd kindly give To them my sweetheart's name.-Chorus 
Last night he said to me the sweetest, Dearest words in life, And very soon I am to be His happy little wife; And when the parson asks his name, If nervous he should be, I know what I shall tell him, If he should refer to me.-Chorus.