Traditional
In B♭ major, range D3 to E♭4
A country boy visits the army camp with his father and stares at everything: Captain Washington on his horse, a gun as big as a log, soldiers drilling to the drum. British soldiers sang the song to mock the American colonists, who then took it over as a proud song of their own in the Revolutionary War; the piano part is from Heart Songs (1909).
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