Where Did Robinson Crusoe Go With Friday on Saturday Night? Lyrics

Where Did Robinson Crusoe Go With Friday
On Saturday Night?
Music by GEO. W. MEYER
Lyric by SAM M. LEWIS and JOE YOUNG
Published 1916 by Waterson, Berlin & Snyder
[Verse 1]
Thous-ands of years a-go or may-be more,
Out on an is-land on a lone-ly shore,
Rob-in-son Cru-soe land-ed one fine day,
No rent to pay, And no wife to o-bey;
His good man Fri-day was his on-ly friend,
He did-n't bor-row or lend;
They built a lit-tle hut, Lived there till Fri-day,
But Sat-ur-day night it was shut.
[Chorus]
Where did Rob-in-son Cru-soe go,
with Fri-day on Sat-ur-day night?
Ev-'ry Sat-ur-day night they would start in to roam,
And on Sun-day morn-ing they'd come stag-ger-ing home.
On this is-land lived wild men in can-ni-bal trim-min';
And where there are wild men there must be wild wom-en,
So where did Rob-in-son Cru-soe go,
with Fri-day on Sat-ur-day night?
[Verse 2]
Rob-in-son Cru-soe was a good old scout,
Rob-in-son Cru-soe knew his way a-bout,
He'd go out hunt-ing chick-ens now and then,
But he knew when He was chas-ing a hen;
Once he told Fri-day "you must stay at home,
I've got to go out a-lone;"
Fri-day felt ve-ry blue, He said it's wrong of you,
Could-n't you fix it for two?
[Chorus]