from "Nancy Fat & My Polly Ann: Two Songs"
"Nancy Fat" (1864)
Song
Written and sung with the greatest success by
DAVE REED
Music by
T. McNally.
Arranged by Charles W. Glover, 1806-1863

New York: William A. Pond & Co., 547 Broadway
[Source: 024/075@Levy]

1.
O Nancy Fat she was a gal,
Fair and tall and slender,
The fairest gal I ever saw,
In all the female gender;
A lovely foot I know she had,
Into a boot to thrust,
Her ankles small were made for use,
To keep from it the dust.

CHORUS [sung after each verse]
O Nancy Fat,
What are you at,
I love you as no other,
O Nancy Fat get out of that,
With sweetness my you'll smother.

2.
O Nancy Fat she had a mouth,
I cannot now describe it,
It open'd like a safety valve,
When she wish'd to divide it;
And well I know she had a nose,
And ev'rybody knows it.
The end of it just looks as if
The Brandy bottle froze it.