[00:30.69]Maud and Mabel seated at a table
[00:36.80]Talking over bygone days
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[00:42.07]Mabel sporty fat and over forty
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[00:48.64]Said Remember Edith Hayes
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[01:07.90]Eadie was a sucker for a bottle and glass
[01:14.36]
[01:20.26]But in spite of everything that gal had class
[01:25.57]
[01:37.98]Then one winter she wed a Chinese printer
[01:42.54]
[01:45.50]Struck her with refined like ways
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[02:05.60]But Eadie was a lady
[02:14.71]
[02:25.68]Eadie was a lady
[02:29.20]
[02:34.05]Though her past was shady
[02:37.72]
[02:53.29]Though her past was shady
[02:59.83]
[03:08.26]Eadie had class with a capital K
[03:14.50]
[03:19.08]Though her life was merry
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[03:24.24]Though her life was merry
[03:30.77]
[03:36.60]She had savoir fairey
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[03:45.30]Talking of savoir fairey
[03:51.44]
[03:57.02]Eadie did things in a ladylike way
[04:08.30]She would have a golden toothpick handy
[04:13.00]
[04:15.87]After meals she226 d flash it about
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[04:30.89]Remember how she used to drink her brandy
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[04:46.33]With her finger sticking well out
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[04:57.15]For Eadie was a lady
[04:59.25]
[05:01.96]Eadie was a lady
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[05:13.89]Ask P I O226 Grady
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[05:30.74]Eadie had class with a capital K