Mock Turtles No 1 - Duet

Dr. Pitt-Payne in London UK 15 Aug 2001

[Mrs. W] Oh, I hate you,
I despise you
What can anybody say
For a husband who descends
To treat his wife
To treat his wife in such a way.
[Mr. W] Is it right when husband toiling
Comes home after business hours,
All his comforts to be spoiling
By that dreadful tongue of yours
[Mrs. W] Oh, I hate you,
I despise you!

Oh pshaw,
What's the use of talking
To a conscience such as his;
Ne'er was wife so sore encumber'd
By a cruel spouse like this.
Ne'er was wife so sore encumber'd
By a cruel, cruel spouse
Like this.

Oh pshaw,
What's the use of talking
To a conscience such as his,
Ne'er was wife so sore encumber'd
By a cruel spouse like this,
Ne'er was wife so sore encumber'd
By a cruel cruel spouse
Like this.

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Mock Turtles No.1 Duet Mr. and Mrs. Wranglebury

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Mock Turtles No.1 Duet Mr. and Mrs. Wranglebury
An Operetta in One Act
Written by Frank Desprez
Composed by Eaton Faning
Copyright - Chappell and Co
Sequenced for 'The Gaiety'
Editor - Roderick Murray
by Dr. Pitt-Payne in London UK
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© James Pitt-Payne, London UK, 2001
Wednesday 15 Aug 2001 at 16.01
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