Say Have You Seen O'houlihan - song lyrics 
American Old-time song lyrics from www.traditionalmusic.co.uk 
Say! Have You Seen O'Houlihan? Copyright, 1890, by T. B. Harms & Co. Words by H. J. Campbell. Music by E. J. Nealon. 
I met O'Houlihan last week while going down to work, He's quite a sport around the town they say; "Come play the horses, Mike. " says he "I've got a dead sure tip! I'm going to take the races in to-day!" I gave him fifty dollars, ' put it on Spokane "says I; He took it and the horse he won the race; That's yesterday a week ago, but I've not seen a cent, I want to meet the villain face to face. 
Refrain. Say! have you seen O'Houlihan? Bedad. there'll be some fun? His mother will never believe, I'll bet. that he's her son; O'Houlihan won't know his name if I meet him to-day, There'll be a wake and funeral if ever he comes my way. 
And yesterday O'Houlihan walks boldly to the house, And tells my wife I sent him for my coat; She goes no to the wardrobe, gets I he best one that I had, For which I paid a fifty dollar note! He took the coat and pawn'd it, then the ticket sent to me. To get it twenty dollars I did pay; The greatest rogue that's living, is this man O'Houlihan. I'll change his name to "Mister Mud" to-day.- Refrain. 
I never found out till this morn, that, in the coat he stole. I had a hundred dollars in a bunch; And when I got the coat from pawn, I found a little note That read: "I took the boodle for my lunch!" O'Houlihan may think he's smart, and very much alive. But I'll get square or know the reason why; I've bought a good revolver, that will shoot a thousand feet, 'Tis mournful-but the villain's got to die. Refrain.