What A Mouth What A North And South

Tommy Steele

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Tom:
Intro = G D C G G D G Verse 1
G Jimmy Bean was a funny lookin' fellah
A If he had another mouth he'd look much sweller
D But the "race" queered him from winning a beauty show
G It was like a steamboat funnel
A Or a railway arch or the Blackwall Tunnel
D When you can't see Jim when he opens his mouth you'll know
D And as poor Jim goes walkin' about
D D7 You can hear the kids all 'ollerin' out Chorus
G What a mouth what a mouth what a north and south
D G Blimey what a mouth he's got
A Now when he was a baby well oh Gawd luv 'er
D His poor old muvver used to feed him with a shovel
G D What a gap poor chap he's never been known to laugh
G D C G C D G If he did it's a penny to a quid that his face would fall in 'alf
G D C G G D G Verse 2
G Mouth so large oh Lord oh lummey
A He can whisper in his own ear ain't it funny
D And to quench his thirst now he's gotta take a drink o' mine
G He got so drunk one foggy morn
A He lay in the road and started to yawn
D And a poor old man was delivering coals close by
D And as he went to shoot the load
D D7 He saw Jim's mouth out in the road Chorus
G What a mouth what a mouth what a north and south
D G Blimey what a mouth he's got
A Now the poor old man bein' a short sighted fellah
D When he saw Jim's mouth he took it for the cellar
G D And he shot the lot right into his mouth no joke
G D C G C D G Jim poor soul's got a tummy full of coal and he 'corfs' up lumps of coke
G D C G G D G Repeat Chorus
G What a mouth what a mouth what a north and south
D G Blimey what a mouth he's got
A Now the poor old man bein' a short sighted fellah
D When he saw Jim's mouth he took it for the cellar
G D And he shot the lot right into his mouth no joke
G D C G C D G Jim poor soul's got a tummy full of coal and he 'corfs' up lumps of coke
G D C G G D G
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