I AM GETTING NAUGHTY, I AM | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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'Twas eighteen and twenty a girl jilted me I abandoned all thoughts then of matrimony I thought girls were made of deception and paint So simply ignored them, and lived like a saint The older I grew, the less grew my respect At forty, upon them I closed all my doors But now I invite them to dinner because. Chorus: Oh I am getting naughty, I am I'm as wicked as wicked can be I used to be good, and did as I should But now I go out on a spree I go in for billiards and pool And call all the young ladies 'jam' I'm ten times as naughty, as when I was forty I'm getting so naughty I am. I once was a martyr to timorous ways At naughty burlesque was too modest to gaze And a ballet girl, clad in a short dress and tights To me was indeed the most shocking of sights But I altered my ideas, as time altered me And I revel in tights, now I'm seventy three I go every night and I sit in my stall And through opera glasses, I ogle them all. Chorus: If I don't kick the bucket, I'll shortly get wed To a nice little wife with a wise little head I went to a wedding a few days ago And it made me feel Oh! - awfully happy you know The lover he trembled, the maiden she cried The parson he smiled, and I chuckled inside And I started to sing, when he put on the ring And they said 'What's the matter, you giddy old thing?' Chorus: |
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Written & composed by Joseph Tabrar - 1886 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Performed by George Byford (1852-1932) | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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