From the film "It's In The Air" (1938)
George does a 'nice' version of a song that he played previously that parodied his superior... bless him!
OUR SERGEANT MAJOR
(Nice Version)
Now, proud of him are we, he's generous as can be,
So sentimental, kind and gentle, our sergeant major.
He's got a heart of gold, so fearless and so bold,
He's like a Samson; strong and handsome, our sergeant major,
He's far away the best friend we've ever had,
And when he's far away, well, we're mighty sad.
We praise him to the sky, for him we'd gladly die,
We all caress him, shout 'God bless him,' our sergeant major.
To us he is so good, be rough he never could,
We never fear him; always cheer him, our sergeant major.
On fairy tales he's keen, he's our good fairy queen,
He's tall and slender, sweet and tender, our sergeant major.
He's far away the best friend we've ever had,
And when he's far away, well, we're mighty sad.
If there should be a war, don't worry on that score,
Once we're in it, who could win it, our sergeant major!