[00:10.39]Maud and Mabel  seated at a table
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[00:15.57]Talking over by gone day
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[00:20.35]Mabel sporty  fat and over forty
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[00:25.21]Said  Remember Edith Hayes
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[00:29.69]Eadie was a sucker for a bottle and glass
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[00:34.91]But in spite of everything that gal had class
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[00:39.84]Then one summer  she wed a Chinese printer
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[00:44.66]Struck her with refined like ways
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[00:49.32]Eadie was a lady
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[00:54.04]Though her past was shady
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[00:59.11]Eadie had class  with a capital to K
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[01:08.70]Though her life was merry
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[01:13.57]She had savoir fairey
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[01:18.67]Eadie did things in a lady like way
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[01:28.83]She would have a golden tooth pick handy
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[01:33.34]After meals she'd flash it about
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[01:38.03]Remember how she used to drink her brandy
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[01:43.23]With her finger sticking well out
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[01:47.54]For Eadie was a lady
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[01:51.92]You cans ask P  I  O'Grady
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[01:57.14]Eadie had class with the capital to K
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[02:29.19]Eadie was a lady
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[02:32.75]You can ask P  I  O'Grady
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[02:41.36]Eadie was a lady
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[02:43.07]You can ask P  I  O'Grady
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[02:45.71]Eadie was a lady