Key: Db major•
Verse 1
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put your daughter on the stage,
Mrs. Worthington,
don't put your daughter on the
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stage.
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The profession is overcrowded
burning to act,
that isn't quite enough.
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but don't you think her bust
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I repeat, Mrs. Worthington,
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sweet Mrs. Worthington,
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don't put your daughter on the stage.
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Regarding yours, dear Mrs. Worthington,
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although your baby may be keen
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on a stage career,
how can I make it clear
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this is not a good idea?
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For her to hope, dear Mrs. Worthington,
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Her personality is not,
for this particular sphere.
Don't put your daughter on the stage,
Mrs. Worthington,
don't put your daughter on the stage.
She's a bit of an ugly duckling,
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you must honestly confess,
would surely defeat her
she'll need a little more than that
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to earn a living wage on my knees,
Mrs. Worthington.
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on the stage.
Mrs. Worthington.
Don't put your daughter
on the stage.
Though they said at the
School of Acting
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she was lovely as Peer Gynt,
an ingénue role
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would emphasize her squint.
and though her teeth are fairly good,
she's not the type
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I ever would be eager to engage.
Mrs. Worthington.
Nuts, Mrs. Worthington,
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