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Tony Norwell Miscellaneous The Little Tramp The Little Tramp In a cabin in Alaska, or in a restaurant so fine; On a ship as hopeful immigrant or a worker on a line. As the good guy or the bad one, as the jester or the clown You could make us laugh or cry then when all the chips were down. The little tramp is what they called you as you danced or waddled by; But you made the world laugh with you and then youd turn and make them cry. I remember you so well, Charlie, up upon that silver screen. Most every film you ever made then I must have gone and seen. All the hours I practised, when innocent and small Thinking I could be just like you came to nothing much at all. Those who were out just to hurt you used bout everything they dared; But all they ever seemed to do then was never get you scared! Even I could always see you when I was just a wee small boy As a champion of justice through your heartache and your joy |
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