A Bit of Hanky-Panky (a) chords by Richard Myhill

Verse 1
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I've just met a boy,
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a very charming boy
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Who's all the world and
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everything to me
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Handsome debonair,
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moustache and wavy hair
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If you see us walking out
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then you'll agree
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We went to Balmahar to
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see his ma and pa
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To make, I thought, all his intentions clear
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But sadly I must wait for him
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to name the date
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What can a poor girl do
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to have him near?
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I'm supposed to be a lady,
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I know I'm his little miss
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But a bit of slap and tickle
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like some tasty cheese and pickle
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Is just what you want to lead him on
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to a passionate goodnight kiss
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So when my man is acting shyly,
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I've got the perfect remedy
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A bit of anky -panky,
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and somehow's your father
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is right up his street,
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and just his cup of tea.
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He took me to a show,
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somewhere down in Bow,
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with magic tricks, some singing,
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and a band.
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Then he took me home
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so I wouldn't be alone
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And said goodnight an
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d gently shook my hand
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I know he's very shy
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and that's the reason why
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He can't find those pretty words to say
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I know he wants to be the
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one to marry me.
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I've got to use my female charms
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to find a way.
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I'm supposed to be a lady.
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I know I'm his little miss.
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But a bit of slap and tickle,
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like some tasty cheese and pickle
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Is just what you want to lead him on
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to a passionate goodnight kiss
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So when my man is acting shyly,
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I've got the perfect remedy
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A bit of anky -panky
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and some how's your father
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Is right up his street, his cup of tea,
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right up his street
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you wait and see
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I'll tickle his feet
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and then he'll marry me
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