Two New Micks In Town - song lyrics 
American Old-time song lyrics from www.traditionalmusic.co.uk 
TWO NEW MICKS IN TOWN. Tune-" New Coon In Town." Sung by the Two Macs. 
For our beauty we have been engaged; When we smile the people faint; You might fancy I'm the Prince of Wales, But I tell you straight that I ain't. 
Chorus. We're two new Micks in town, two new Micks in town. Out of jail we came the other day; We're two new Micks in town that nobody can down. For the beauties clear the way. 
We have two girls-two lovely girls-with black and rolling eyesoh, meet me when the bloom is on the nose! We gave them two pigs' feet that we picked up in the street-Pigs feet with lovely warts upon their toes. 
Chorus. When the corn is waving, dear-Waving on my toeWe'll meet them at the work-house gate, Where ginger-whiskers grow. 
Tripe and onions is the land for me! England never will be Wales; Bathing in the Irwell, Ashing for old boots, Putting curls in bull-dogs' tails. 
Chorus. We're two new Micks in town, two new Micks in town. Out of jail we came the other day; We're two new Micks in town that nobody can down. For the beauties clear the way.