knows I've been all around this world. We'll send our women from house to house To get whatever they can; We'll send our women from house to house To get whatever they can; Lord sakes, yonder comes a woman with a hog jaw in each hand. God knows I've been all around this world. We'll hook up our old snide horses, boys, And drive them out to town; We'll hook up our old snide horses, boys, And take them up to town; First old master that comes along, he'll pay us to bring them back. God knows I've been all around this world. Come all you dido peddlers And let's go take a glass; Come all you dido peddlers And let's go take a glass; For I've swapped old Swagey. I've swapped old Swagey at last. God knows I've been all around this world. The new railroad is finished, boys, And the cars are on the track; The new railroad is finished, boys, And the cars are on the track; And if our women leave us, money will bring them back. God knows I've been all around this world --And started round again! The only other version I'm aware of is from Fred Woodruff of Lincoln, Arkansas - published in the following texts: Life is so hectic I only get the mental room to look in and browse around Mudcat once or twice a year. Every time some thread enriches me. I had forgot the Darrow verse of this song,