Seven Old Ladies

-Chorus-

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Oh Dear, what can the matter be? G C         D Seven old ladies got locked in the lavatory! G C          G           C They were there from Sunday to Saturday G C             D
Nobody knew they were there Am la la la -Verse 1- G C F C G Well the first old lady, was old Mrs. Humphry C F C G
She only went in to make herself comfy C F C G
But when she went to leave she couldn't get her bum free C F C
Cause nobody knew she was there -Chorus- -Verse 2- G C F C G Well the next one in line was old Mrs. Draper C F C G She went in but couldn't find the paper C F (No Chord) So she used a brick layers scraper C F C And nobody knew she was there -Chorus- -Verse 3- G C F C           G Well the next old lady was old Mrs. Flynn C F C G She only went in on a personal whim C F (No Chord) Somehow she got stuck between the bowl and the rim C F C Cause nobody knew she was there -Chorus-
-Verse 4- G C F C G Well the next one in was Mrs. McArthur C F C G She needed to go, to the washroom she darted C F (No Chord) She paid a nickel but only (horn simulating flatulence) C F C And nobody knew she was there -Chorus- -Verse 5- G C F C G Well the next old lady was old Mrs. Schuster C F (No Chord) She sat on the handle and thought someone goosed her C F (No Chord) Said "Oh my dear, it don't feel like it used to" C F C Nobody knew she was there -Chorus- -Verse 6- G C F C G Well the last old lady was old Mrs. Mason C F C G
Well she had to go so she used a basin C F C G That was the water that I washed my face in C F C Nobody knew she was there