Fee diddly dee, a welder’s life for me
A box of rods
A welding screen
A pair of gloves to keep me clean
Fee diddly dee, I’m appy as can be.2nd verse
Fee diddly dee, a welder’s life for me
A spotty hat
A blue cravat
Look at the gap, I’m not welding that!
Fee diddly dee, I’m home at half past three!Another:
Tell me, tell me learned elder,
How may I become a welder?Let me be an honest toiler,
Let me only weld a boiler.My imagination boggles
At the glory of the goggles,Welding mild and welding stainless,
Welding welding, ever painless,Firmly held in jigs and fixtures,
Nobly fluxed with cunning mixtures…….from Welding poems
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