144. Guzzah Man.
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144. Guzzah Man.

144. Guzzah Man.

Mary Jane Roden, Brownstown, St. Ann.

One day Tacoomah, Monkey and Baboon were driving a truck with rum to the wharf fe master. When they were going, Anansi said to Tacoomah they have a dance an' they invite Monkey an' Baboon to the dance. An' while they was dancing, Anansi an' Tacoomah go t'ief t'ree puncheon of rum from Monkey an' Baboon, come back to the dance, see Monkey an' Baboon was dancing. Anansi say,


Guz-za man, Guz-za man, Brudder Nan-si drink rum. Oh, Guz-za man,
Guz-za man, Guz-za man. So A-nan-si tie Ti-ger, tie him 'til he jump, Ti-ger.
Guz-za man, Guz-za man, Guz-za man. Tom drunk, but Tom no fool, {p. 176}

Tom drunk, but Tom no fool, la la-la-la-la-la-la.

{p. 176}

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