O'grady, The Swell - song lyrics 
American Old-time song lyrics from www.traditionalmusic.co.uk 
O'GRADY, THE SWELL. Composed by Dave Rinaldo. Parody on "Since Barney O'Rafferty Gave Me the Sack." 
My name is O'Grady, a swell and a masher, Admired by all the young ladies I meet; I'm always in fashion, they call me a dasher. For my name is O'Grady, the swell of the street; You can bet with my make-up I set them all crazy. With a cane in my hand, they say don't he look sweet. In the hearts; of the. ladies I'm known as a daisy, My name is O'Grady, the swell of the street. 
Chorus. Very often I'm seen strolling down by the seashore, The ladies all smile and say don't he look neat; I wear stylish clothes, I'm a dude and a la-la, They call me O'Grady, the swell of the street. 
I act very fine when I'm out in society, For I'm not a common swell you always meet, I never get tight, I'm the leader of sobriety, I'm known as O'Grady, the swell of the street. I'm known on the race track, the people all eye me, I always get tips and the horses I beat; I'm an all around sport and the pet of the ladies, O'Grady's my name, I'm the swell of the street. 
Chorus. There's a girl over there, and she's looking right at me, I know that she loves me, for I am so sweet. She's stuck on my shape, I'm my mama's own baby. My name is O'Grady, the swell of the street.