Lyrics:

Verse 1:
Willie Earl met a sweet young girl one day in France,
Her naughty little glance, put Willie in a trance;
Willie Earl couldn't understand her talk you see,
He only knew two words in French
That he learned in the trench,
They were "oo-la-la!" and "wee-wee."
They would spoon beneath the moon above;
It was fun to hear them making love.

Refrain:
She'd say, "com-pro-nay voo, papa?"
and he'd say "oo-la-la! wee wee."
She'd smile and whisper "mercy ba-coo,"
He'd answer, "I don't mind if I do."
She'd say, "if you be my papa,
Then I will be your ma cherie."
She'd pinch his cheek and say "you Kes-ka-say,"
He'd say "not now, dear, but later I may;"
Then she'd say, "com-pron-ay voo, papa?"
And he'd say "oo-la-la! wee wee."

Verse 2:
Ev'ry day some thousand soldiers sail across the sea
To fight for you and me. To save "Democracy"
The men who can't go over can do something never fear.
They all can volunteer today to lick the Germans here.
Pro Germans are a danger, they are lurking at your door.
So wake up! Now America we've got to win this war.