Seven Old Ladies Got Locked In The Lavatory chords by Foster And Allen

Chords with lyrics

Chorus:

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Oh dear what can the matter be

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Seven old ladies got stuck in the lavat'ry

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They were there from Sunday 'til Saturday

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Nobody knew they were there.

Verse 1:

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The first lady in was the ministers daughter

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She was in there an hour and a quarter

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She was so skinny her bum touched the water

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Nobody knew she was there

Chorus:

C majorC
Oh dear what can the matter be

G7G7
Seven old ladies got stuck in the lavat'ry

C majorC
They were there from Sunday 'til Saturday

G7G7           C majorC
Nobody knew they were there.


Verse 2:

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Now the next lady in was Dear Mrs. Murray

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She went in there in a terrible hurry

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By the time she got in it was too late to worry

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Nobody knew she was there...

Chorus:

C majorC
Oh dear what can the matter be

G7G7
Seven old ladies got stuck in the lavat'ry

C majorC
They were there from Sunday 'til Saturday

G7G7           C majorC
Nobody knew they were there.

Verse 3:

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Now the next old lady was Abigail Humphrey

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Who settled inside just to make herself comfy

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She tried to get up but she couldn't get her bum free

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And nobody knew she was there

NOTE: Same chords for every verse...

Chorus:

C majorC
Oh dear what can the matter be

G7G7
Seven old ladies got stuck in the lavat'ry

C majorC
They were there from Sunday 'til Saturday

G7G7           C majorC
Nobody knew they were there.

Verse 4:

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The next old lady was old Mrs. Draper

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she went in couldn't find the paper

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The only thing there was a brick layers scraper

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And nobody knew she was there.

Chorus:

C majorC
Oh dear what can the matter be

G7G7
Seven old ladies got stuck in the lavat'ry

C majorC
They were there from Sunday 'til Saturday

G7G7           C majorC
Nobody knew they were there.

Verse 5:

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The next old lady was Abigail Splatter,

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She went there 'cause something was surely the matter.

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When she got there, it was only her bladder,

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And nobody knew she was there.

Chorus:

C majorC
Oh dear what can the matter be

G7G7
Seven old ladies got stuck in the lavat'ry

C majorC
They were there from Sunday 'til Saturday

G7G7           C majorC
Nobody knew they were there.

Verse 6:

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The next old lady was Antoinette Boomer

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She went there to see what was wrong with her bloomers

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And when she found out, she wished she'd come sooner

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And nobody knew she was there.

Chorus:

C majorC
Oh dear what can the matter be

G7G7
Seven old ladies got stuck in the lavat'ry

C majorC
They were there from Sunday 'til Saturday

G7G7           C majorC
Nobody knew they were there.

Verse 7:

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The last lady in was old Mrs. Mason

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She had to go quick so she went in the basin

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And that was the water that I washed my face in

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'Cause I didn't know she'd been there...

Chorus:

C majorC
Oh dear what can the matter be

G7G7
Seven old ladies got stuck in the lavat'ry

C majorC
They were there from Sunday 'til Saturday

G7G7           C majorC
Nobody knew they were there.

Verse 8:

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The janitor came in the early morning,

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He opened the door without any warning.

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The seven old ladies their seats were adorning,

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And nobody knew they were there.

Chorus:

C majorC
Oh dear what can the matter be

G7G7
Seven old ladies got stuck in the lavat'ry

C majorC
They were there from Sunday 'til Saturday

G7G7           C majorC
Nobody knew they were there.

G7G7           C majorC
Nobody knew they were there.