Coll. Regal.
(Air: Gaudeamus igitur.)
While we are young:
After a pleasant youth,
After a troublesome old age
The earth will have us.
Long live the professors!
Long live the graduates!
Long live every member!
May they always flourish!
That is listening flourish!
Long live Oscar Browning!
Long live George Prothero!
And Arthur Tilley!
Maximus Augustus!
May the bursars flourish,
The various Austen Leighs,
Frederick Justus!
Free from difficulties:
May Eton flourish!
May the college flourish!
Long live the inhabitants!
The humble poet!
Long live Monty James,
Long live A, B, C, D, E,
And the whole alphabet!
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