Rough Tough Cannon Cocker

I was born with a lanyard in my hand.
A rough tough cannon cocker number one man.
I lined 100 guns pointing at a hill,
bet 100 dollars I could shoot them with skill.
Shot 97 an fell to one knee,
boom, boom, boom as I shot the other three.
Rough tough cannon cocker number one man.

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