THERE'S ANOTHER FELLOW LOOKS LIKE ME | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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When a fellow takes a wife he ought to settle down Not like my friend Mr Jaggs, go strolling round the town Jack lives in the suburbs and he hadn't long been wed Ere his wifie thought it time to kick and so she said 'Oh William tell me do, if what they say is true It isn't business quite, that keeps you out at night They've seen you frequently in bad society' William said, 'I wouldn't practise such deception love, the fact is Chorus: There's another fellow looks like me There's another fellow looks like me We're so much alike that we might be twins And I get the blame for all his sins They'll be trouble very soon, you'll see I shall be the M.U.G. Don't think it's me love, don't cos it isn't There's another fellow just like me.' Mrs Jaggs declared that the tale was wonderful if true Said Billy 'Do you think my dear that I could lie to you' Played the same old game again but reaching home one night Found the front door bolted, so he knocked with all his might The window opened wide. 'Who's there?' the wife she cried 'It's me your husband dear.' 'Oh no, my husband's here. We've been some hours in bed. I've heard of you.' she said 'Your the chap just like my Billy.' Billy cried, 'No, don't be silly. Chorus: William stood there helpless when he heard the window fall Could there be another man just like him after all Was that man inside his house deceiving his poor wife Only let me get at him, by Gosh, I'll have his life And then the pouring rain came down and cooled his brain 'It seems to me,' said he, 'My old girl's rumbled me' So limp and sad and sore she let him in at four And in shivery tones he swore he never more would tell the story. Chorus: |
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Performed by George Lashwood (1863-1942) | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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