The Picadilly Johnny With The Little Glass Eye - song lyrics 
American Old-time song lyrics from www.traditionalmusic.co.uk 
The Picadilly Johnny with the Little Glass Eye. Copyright, 1895, by Francis. Day A Banter. Worda and music by Harry B. Norris. 
The set of boys I chum with are the best known set downtown. And in that set a noted chap Is young Algernon Brown: He's Just come into heaps of coin, he don t know what he's worth, And all the ladies say he is the nicest boy on earth. 
Chorus. He's very well known. Is Algy, to the ladles on the stage. Such a Jolly good chap is Algy, Just now he's all the rage; And a Jolly big fav'rlte. Algy, with the barmaids at the "Crl," He's very well known, is Algy, as the Piccadilly Johnny with the little glass eye. 
He'll drive a girl to Harlem, as some other Johnnies do, He buys her p'r'aps, a diamond ring, a watch and bracelet, too; Girls say they'll never leave him, and they keep their word and don't, And while his cash holds out, you bet your Sunday hat they wont't -Cho 
He goes to all the theatres, where he knows the Coryphees, He takes them out to supper, also buys them large bouquets; They call him "Algy, darling." to his face-the usual way, But when they chat behind the scenes, poor Algy's called, a "Jay."-Cho.