Stripper Vicar
Mansun
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Eb Dear Mavis I'm compelled to write this letterC In the hope that you will soon be feeling betterEb I've a feeling you should go and see a doctorC If you haven't then you know you really oughtaAb I was worried so I went to see theF vicar but before I could confessF He did confess to be a stripperEb Dear Mavis it was very strange toC see him so I thought I'd write and ask for your opinionEb Should I grass on him report him to the cardinalC Or whether I should egg him on to turn professionalContinúa después del anuncioAb If I dob on him they'll call him plastic scouserF But the only thing the stripper vicar wears (is plastic trousers)C B A G F Mavis' opinion is all we reallyC C B A G F seek Mavis' opinion is all weG reallyC F Should we lie, while he's stillC alive should we lie, while he'sF still aliveG Cos when the vicar strips he getsF away with itEb Dear Mavis I thought I'd follow upC my letter drop a line about the fate of our poor vicarEb Very tragically his time on earthC has ended found him hanging in his stockings and suspenderAb Dear Mavis if you tell us whatF your thoughts are and I hope they're not biasedF (Cos you are the vicars daughter)B A G F Mavis' opinion is all we reallyC C B A G F G seek Mavis' opinion is all we reallyC F Should we lie, while he's stillC alive should we lie, while he'sF still aliveC And we know him as our vicar and by night a part time stripperF And he's making wine from water while he dresses like his daughterC And we know that he's a rip off cos we've seen him with his kit offFC F Should we lie, while he's stillC alive should we lie, while he'sF still aliveG Cos when the vicar strips he getsF away with it