The following podcast contains explicit language.

From New York City, this is Lexicon Valley, a podcast about language, I'm John McWater,

and this is Billy Murray, and he is singing 106 years ago.

Johnny O'Connor bought an automobile.

He took his sweetheart for a ride one Sunday.

Johnny was hogged up in his rest and they cloned.

He nettle close to his eyes.

Things went just and they tell he got down the road.

Then something happened to the old machinery.

That engine got his goat, or when his hat and coat, everything needed repair.

He had to get under, get out and get under.

Two fixed little machines.

He was just dying to cuddle his queen.

For every minute, when he began it, he'd have to get under, get out and get under.

Then he'd get back after wheels.

A dozen times they'd gone too.

Hock and kiss and then that dandelion, hit what mids and then he'd have to get under,

get out and get under and fix up his automobiles.

I have always loved this song.

Those of you who are silent film fans, and I'm sure there's so many of you who are,

will recognize that there is a Harold Lloyd Short, called Get Out and Get Under.

Any pianist at the time would have been playing this wonderful little song.

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