Chords for Seven Old Ladies

Yes, sir. _ _ _ _ _
I'm sorry.
[Am] _ _ _ _ _ _
[Gm] I'm sorry.
_ [Eb] _ _ Well, at first was the wife of the deacon in [Bb] Dover.
And though she was known as a bit of a rover,
[Eb] She liked it so much that she thought she'd stay over.
[Bb] And nobody knew [Eb] she was there.
And it's all a-moving.
What can the matter?
[Bb] These seven old ladies got stuck in the [Eb] lavatory.
They were there from Sunday to the [Bb] Saturday.
Nobody knew [Eb] they were there.
While the second old lady, Miss Esther Morton,
[Bb] She jumped through the window like a steeplechase [Eb] hordle.
But her big toe got caught in the sleigh of her ghetto.
[Bb] And nobody knew [Eb] she was there.
And it's all a-gear.
What can the matter?
[Bb] These seven old ladies got stuck in the [Eb] lavatory.
They were there from Sunday to the Saturday.
[Bb] Nobody knew [Eb] they were there.
While the next old lady, Miss Jennifer [Bb] Pym,
She only sat down on a personal whim.
When [Eb] she somehow got pinched, gripped the pole and the [Bb] rim.
And nobody knew she [Eb] was there.
And it's all a-gear.
What can the [Bb] matter?
These seven old ladies got stuck in the [Eb] lavatory.
They were there from Sunday to the [Bb] Saturday.
Nobody knew [Eb] they were there.
While the next old lady, Miss Penelope [Bb] Humphrey,
Sat on the bowl and arranged herself comfy.
When [Eb] she tried to get up, well she couldn't get her bum [Bb] free.
And nobody knew [Eb] she was there.
And it's all a-gear.
What can the [Bb] matter?
These seven old ladies got stuck in the [Eb] lavatory.
They were there from Sunday to the [Bb] Saturday.
Nobody knew [Eb] they were there.
While the next old lady, her name it was [Bb] Mason,
She couldn't get in, so she used to [Eb] face him.
But that was the water that I washed me [Bb] face in.
For I didn't know [Eb] she was there.
And it's all a-gear.
What can the [Bb] matter?
These seven old ladies got stuck in the [Eb] lavatory.
They were there from Sunday to the [Bb] Saturday.
Nobody knew [Eb] they were there.
While the next old lady, her name it was [Bb] Baker,
She searched high and low to try and find some paper.
[Eb] But all she could find was a bricklayer's [Bb] scraper.
And nobody knew she [Eb] was there.
And it's all a-gear.
What can the [Bb] matter?
These seven old ladies got stuck in the [Eb] lavatory.
They were there from Sunday to the [Bb] Saturday.
Nobody knew [Eb] they were there.
While the next old lady, her name it was [Bb] Margaret,
She put in her penny into this toilet she [Eb] farted.
But oh what a waste, because she only.
[Bb] And nobody knew [Eb] she was there.
And it's all a-gear.
What can the [Bb] matter?
These seven old ladies got stuck in the [Eb] lavatory.
They were there from Sunday to [Bb] Saturday.
Nobody knew [Eb] they were there. _ _
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