A Woman Should Stick To Her Man 1933

by James Pitt-Payne, London UK - 07 Jan 2006
2006

When a woman is married she's done for,
chained to a creature called man,
all thro' her life she is known as his wife,
and turns out the brute spick and span,
he may be a villain, a scoundrel all through,
but she must be constant, and faithful and true.

A woman should stick to her man
whatever his faults may be,
do all she can for her man,
altho' she may long to be free,
She took him for better or worse
and all thro' their long married trip,
a woman should stick to her man,
just the same
as a captain should stick to his ship

A woman should stick to her man
whatever his faults may be,
do all she can for her man,
altho' she may long to be free,
He may keep on doing his worst
but she must keep on doing her best,
a woman should stick to her man,
just the same
as a crab salad sticks on your vest.

A woman should stick to her man
whatever his faults may be,
do all she can for her man,
altho' she may long to be free,
her love may have turned into hate,
but she must be true and steadfast,
a woman should stick to her man,
just the same
as a cobbler should stick to his last.

When the wedding ring's placed on her finger,
woman's a slave to the ring,
and ev'ry day she must love and obey,
whatever the future may bring,
at home she must stay like a dutiful wife,
and always remember she's sentenced for life.

A woman should stick to her man
whatever his faults may be,
do all she can for her man,
altho' she may long to be free,
he may be a tricky old scamp.
but she must put up with his tricks,
a woman should stick to her man,
just the same
as a fly to a flypaper sticks.

A woman should stick to her man
whatever his faults may be,
do all she can for her man,
altho' she may long to be free,
She may be a down trodden drudge,
but until she gives up the ghost,
a woman should stick to her man,
just the same
as a poached egg should stick to its toast.

A woman should stick to her man
whatever his faults may be,
do all she can for her man,
altho' she may long to be free,
He may be illtempered and rough,
but she must be charming and sweet,
a woman should stick to her man,
just the same
as a policeman should stick to his beat.

Soft karaoke
Words
piano 1
piano 2
piano 3
piano 4
lyric
pizz str bass
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A Woman Should Stick To Her Man 1933
by Ralph Butler & Lewis Ilda
© MCMXXXIII by The Irwin Dash Music Co. Ltd., London
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sequence and karaoke by James Pitt-Payne, London UK
on Saturday 07 January 2006 at 10.55
in association with Doug Grierson
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