The Midway Paloma - song lyrics 
American Old-time song lyrics from www.traditionalmusic.co.uk 
THE MIDWAY PALOMA. Copyright, 1894, by T. B. Harms & Co. Words by James Thornton. Music adapted from the Spanish. 
Oh, Santiago, and de Lumbago, And the Senorita dat will pull-a de leg-o;. Oh, Mexico and the Mexicanao, And de Dago sella de ripe bannano; de night go and do Dago from Italio, Standing on the corner, selling the hot tamalio; Hidalgo Espagnola from San Marlio, And "the man that broke the bank at Monte Carlo;" And the mandolins will ring, and Signora will sing "Daddy won't buy me a boa-wow-wow-wow, Bow-wow-wow-wow-e, ow-wow," "After the ball-o," "Collar and elbow," "He never cares to wander-o," "De cat came back-o," "The man in the moon-o "marry him soon-o, alia. 
Oh, cigaretto, and de tigaro, Wheeling, West Virginia, in a wheelbarrio; Oh, Silver Bill and the Buffalo Billio. I don't know how much I owe, Tit Willio. A young girl went to supper with my brother-o, Now one of his legs is longer than the other-o. When she left him he didn't have a sou-i-o, For she was one of the "Two little girls in blue-i-o." Oh, he bought her a ring, and the maiden will sing, There's a jay born each minute or two-i, Minute or two-i-o. Oh, Carmencita, Regaloncita, And Paquetta, I'm going to meet her just down the street-a, With her big feet-a, never looked sweeter, alia.