My Old Mum 1953 Max Miller

James Pitt-Payne, London UK - 04 May 2004

I'm an ordinary cockney bloke,
and talking's not my line.
I likes to 'ear the other's view,
before I give 'em mine,
but there's someone I could talk about,
for hours and hours on end.
Although she's not a Covergirl,
she ain't 'arf been a friend.
Oh! I ain't 'arf proud of My Old Mum,
the finest pal a feller ever had,
She looked after me
when I was just a kid,
She put me right
when I was wrong in anything I did.
Oh! I ain't 'arf proud,
when she's walking down the street,
'Cos I know what she's been through.
But now I'm in the money
and I've got some L.S.D.
I'm looking after My Old Mum
as she looked after me.
Oh! I ain't arf proud of My Old Mum
and she ain't 'arf proud of me.
Oh! I ain't 'arf proud of My Old Mum,
the finest pal a feller ever had.
She looked after me
when I was just a kid,
She put me right
when I was wrong in anything I did.
Oh! I ain't 'arf proud,
when she's walking down the street,
'Cos I know what she's been through.
But now I'm in the money
and I've got some L.S.D.
I'm looking after My Old Mum
as she looked after me.
Oh! I ain't arf proud of My Old Mum
and she ain't 'arf proud of me.

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My Old Mum 1953 Max Miller
words and music by Cecil Harrington and John Turner
© 1953 by The Peter Maurice Mus.Co.Ltd.
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sequence and karaoke by James Pitt-Payne, London UK
on Tuesday 04 May 2004 at 18.52
in assocation with Doug Grierson
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