Tonart: B major
Verse 1
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What a
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disgrace and a burning shame
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But I don't know who to blame
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These amount to old women
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standing in the way of a younger girl
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But it's time they retire,
making more than 50
And they're sure without any doubt
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they would be me granny
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Still they walk in bold at night
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with a face like Jack Palance
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Go to France, step aside
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and give the youngsters a chance
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Oh, oh, oh, oh, for youth,
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not experience
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I can remember last year carnival,
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in front the cathedral
Auntie Mildred, stand up cool as ever,
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I thought she was a beggar
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So I gave a quarter to Mildred,
saying, Mama buy some bread
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and put her hand on her waist,
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and cussed me upside down in the place
If you see the woman,
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brother she more than sixty
And I'm sure, without any doubt,
Still she walkin' bout that night
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with her face like Jack Badlands
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Go to France, stand aside
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and give this farrow a chance
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not experience
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Drinking in the nightclub
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who come down to spend the weekend
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I look back, who you think I see?
One of my family,
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what the france you doing in the nightclub?
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Same time the rock and roll start to play,
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she hold on to her sail and break away
If you see the woman, brother,
And I'm sure, without any doubt,
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Still she walkin' bout at night
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with she face like Jack Balance
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Go to France, stand aside
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and give your daughters a chance
Ooh, I'm looking for youth,
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not experience
Outro 1
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