The Grand Old Duke Of York

A rhyming folk song from England inspired by Frederick Augustus; it's also from Philly and Madi's Lovely Day Out.
== Lyrics ==
* VERSE 1: Oh, the grand old Duke of York!
* He had 10,000 men;
* He marched them up to the top of the hill,
* Then marched them down again.
* When you are up, you're up;
* When you are down, you're down.
* When you are only halfway up,
* You're neither up nor down!
* VERSE 2: Oh, the grand old Duke of York!
* He had a marching band;
* He marched them up to the top of the hill,
* Then marched them down again.
* When you are up, you're up;
* When you are down, you're down.
* When you are only halfway up,
* You're neither up nor down!
* VERSE 3: Oh, the grand old Duke of York!
* His children numbered 10;
* He marched them up to the top of the hill,
* Then marched them down again.
* When you are up, you're up;
* When you are down, you're down.
* When you are only halfway up,
* You're neither up nor down!