George Formby - Chinese laundry blues

Now ^FMr. Wu was a ^Db7laundry man in a ^Fshop with an ^C7old green ^Fdoor. He'll ^C7iron all day your ^Flinen away, he r^G7eally makes me ^C7sore. He's l^Gmost his ^Bbm6heart to a ^C7Chinese girl and his l^Faundry's ^Bbm6all gone ^Fwrong. All ^G7day he'll flirt and scorch your shirt, that's ^Fwhy I'm s^G7inging this ^C7song.

Oh Mr. ^FWu, ^Caugwhat shall I ^Fdo, I'm f^Caugeeling kind o^Ff Limehouse Chinese ^Db7Laund^C7ry ^FBlues. This fun^F7ny f^Bbeeling keeps round me s^Ftealing Oh ^G7won't you throw your sweetheart over ^C7do.

My ^Caugvest's so ^Fshort that it won't fit my little brother. And my new ^AaugSunday ^Dmshirt has got a ^Db7perforated rudder. Mr. ^FWu, what shall I ^D7do, I'm feeling ^G7kind of Limehouse ^Abdim7Chinese ^Db7Laund-^C7ry ^FBlues.

Now ^CaugMr. ^FWu, he's got a naughty eye that flickers. You ought ^Aaugto see it ^Dmwobble when he's ^Db7ironing ladies .. blouses. Mr. ^FWu, what shall I ^D7do, I'm feeling ^G7kind of Limehouse ^Abdim7Chinese ^Db7Laund-^C7ry ^FBlues. #3 Now ^CaugMr. ^FWu, he's got a laundry kind of tricky, He'll ^Aaugstarch my shirts and ^Dmcollars but he'll ^Db7never touch my .. waistcoat Mr. ^FWu, what shall I ^D7do, I'm feeling ^G7kind of Limehouse ^Abdim7Chinese ^Db7Laund-^C7ry ^FBlues.

Mr. ^FWu, what shall I ^D7do, I'm feeling ^G7kind of Limehouse ^Abdim7Chinese ^Db7Laundr^C7y B^Flues.^{Gm F}