The Regular Saturday Night Set-Back Card Game

Uncle Sam and Daddy Bay and Uncle Clive Got together every week as long as they were alive But they'd always get to fightin' and forget why they came To the regular Saturday night setback card game Uncle Sam was married to daddy's sister May And mama's bachelor brother was Baylor we called him Bay Uncle Clive was just someone that Daddy always knew Who'd wind up at our house each time he'd had a few And before the cards were shuffled they'd all push back their chairs And shuffle off together down the cellar stairs They kept something in green bottles like you ain't never smelt And you could hear 'em down there toastin' Franklin Roosevelt Politics religion Joe Lewis' last knockout They'd argue about anything they didn't know about Uncle Sam bet on Walcott and Dewey but wouldn't pay