James J. Walker, Mayor of New York from 1926 until his abrupt resignation in 1932, was fond of singing a tune titled,"It Ain't What You Do; It's The Way You Do It" Part of the song said,"I thought I was smart, but I soon found out/ I didn't know what life was all about/ But then I learnt, I must confess/ that life is all like a game of chess"
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