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Eb Dear Mavis I'm compelled to write this letter C In the hope that you will soon be feeling better Eb I've a feeling you should go and see a doctor C If you haven't then you know you really oughta Ab F I was worried so I went to see the vicar but before I could confess F He did confess to be a stripper Eb C Dear Mavis it was very strange to see him so I thought I'd write and ask for your opinion Eb Should I grass on him report him to the cardinal C Or whether I should egg him on to turn professional Ab If I dob on him they'll call him plastic scouser F But the only thing the stripper vicar wears (is plastic trousers) C B A G F C C B A G F G Mavis' opinion is all we really seek Mavis' opinion is all we really C F C F Should we lie, while he's still alive should we lie, while he's still alive G F Cos when the vicar strips he gets away with it Eb C Dear Mavis I thought I'd follow up my letter drop a line about the fate of our poor vicar Eb C Very tragically his time on earth has ended found him hanging in his stockings and suspender Ab F Dear Mavis if you tell us what your thoughts are and I hope they're not biased F (Cos you are the vicars daughter) B A G F C C B A G F G Mavis' opinion is all we really seek Mavis' opinion is all we really C F C F Should we lie, while he's still alive should we lie, while he's still alive C And we know him as our vicar and by night a part time stripper F And he's making wine from water while he dresses like his daughter C And we know that he's a rip off cos we've seen him with his kit off F C F C F Should we lie, while he's still alive should we lie, while he's still alive G F Cos when the vicar strips he gets away with it
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