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President Rutherford Birchard Hayes, number 19
General, Rep, Governor, Prez, and father in-between

The contentious '76 election was one of note

yours and mine
It's a way to honor family members down through time

Birchard, Rutherford Hayes' middle name was from his ma's
James Garfield, Abram

Rutherford B hayes and Gabby Hayes
Marlon Perkins and Carl Perkins

In the dead of night we've seen it all:
Boy George in drag?
Or was Maggie Thatcher RayGun

The Presidents

Animaniacs

Faboo! Collection

1995

and the democrats would gloat 
But they're all amazed when Rutherford Hayes 
Wins by just one vote 

D:James Garfield, someone really hated 
Cause he was

tail bunny gonna take a trip
Flyin' down into your lung
Rutherford Hayes built a landing strip
Built it on the tip of your tongue
Startin' at your

Rutherford B. Hayes smothered in the dope smoke
Folklore fools go hoping for a heroin
Smoke more fool's gold, get a grip, guess again
Sorta fine specimen,

Fillmore
I could talk for days and days
About Rutherford B. Hayes
Or about the rise to power
Of Dwight D. Eisenhower
And few have risen farther
Than Chester

on August 27th, I read
William Taft, September the 15th, he was first fed

October 1st came Jimmy Carter's spank to make him cry
The 4th, Rutherford Hayes

matchstick away from an all-consuming blaze
Counting down the days
Stuck in that maze
Stuck in your ways
Need more time
19th in line like Rutherford B. Hayes

Henry Harrison and Grant, no more, they grew
Next, Rutherford B. Hayes measured five feet eight and one half
Fillmore and Truman were five-nine, 'bout

Rutherford Hayes said that Reconstruction's done
James Garfield, 20 died from an assassin's gun
Chester Arthur wanted civil service problems solved
Grover

'twas throat cancer, no other reason found
Rutherford B. Hayes' suffered from heart disease, then done
James Garfield, by a bullet from an assassin's gun

'93, Rutherford B. Hayes died
The next day in January, John Tyler ended his ride
The 22nd, Lyndon Johnson, uttered his last word
Woodrow Wilson lost his