The Zinga Zula Man

A 1910 popular song.
Words by Edward Madden.
Music by Ben M. Jerome and Louis A. Hirsch.


The sheet music:


Accompaniment by James Pitt-Payne:


Lyrics

  1. Taken from the Isle of Zinga Loo
    Captured by a mercenary crew
    Sold into a circus
    Where they work us and they work us
    It’s a sad sad tale but true

Refrain
Zinga Zula, I’m the Zinga Zula man
Howling, prowling, growling
I’m creeping while you’re sleeping
If you hear me, fear me
I’m the wildest of the clan
I’ll greet you, then eat you
The savage little Zinga Zula man

2, Lots of people look at me and say
Why has he that wild and savage way?
But they know on learning
That I met my wife returning
From the country yesterday