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Date Posted: 16:17:10 04/15/08 Tue
Author: Davey Mcc (WOuld enjoy having lyrics)
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Subject: Re taw recuriting sargents
In reply to: Lois 's message, "Song Lyrics" on 23:23:38 01/16/03 Thu

>I hope someone is still reading this forum. All the
>dates seem to be over a year old. Anyway, here's my
>problem:
>
>I attended a Celtic festival in Williamsburg several
>years ago, and the featured entertainer was the great
>Alex Beaton. Among many traditional songs,he did one
>that was so hilarious I nearly died laughing. I don't
>know if he made up the words or not, but I can't find
>anyone who ever heard of it. It is sung to the tune
>of "Oh, dear, what can the matter be?" Here are the
>words I can remember:
>
>Oh, dear, what can the matter be?
>Seven old ladies were stuck in the lavat'ry.
>They were in there from Sunday til Saturday,
>And nobody knew they were there!
>
>(Six verses missing- each verse dealing with a
>separate lady) The last verse is:
>
>The last little old lady was limber Miss Mason.
>The toilets were full so she used the basin.
>That was the water that I washed my face in
>Because I didn't know she'd been there!
>
>Does anyone know this song? If you can E-mail me the
>words, I would be eternally grateful.
>
>P.S. I only have an internet receiver routed through
>my TV set. I can't print or save or cut and paste.
>So, I would need it all typed out in an E-mail so I
>can copy it down. (Sorry about that.)
>
>Can anyone help?
>
>celticsine@webtv.net

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