John Farnham - Sadie the cleaning lady

^CSadie the cleaning ^Glady With ^Gtrusty scrubbing brush and pail of ^Cwater Worked her ^Ffingers to the bone for the ^Clife she had at h^A7ome Prov^D7iding at the same time for her d^G7aughter

Ah ^CSadie the cleaning ^Glady Her ^Gaching knee's not getting any ^Cyounger Well her ^Fred detergent hands have for ^Cyears not held a m^A7ans And ^D7time would find her hard in spite of ^G7hunger

Scrub your ^Cfloors, do your chores, dear old ^Dm7Sadie Looks as ^G7though you'll always be a cleaning ^Clady Can't affo^Crd to get bored, dear old ^Dm7Sadie Looks as ^G7though you'll always be a cleaning ^Clady ^G#7

Ah, ^C#Sadie the cleaning ^G#lady Her ^G#female mind would find a way of ^C#trapping Though as ^F#gentle as a lamb, Sam the ^C#elevator man ^A#7 So ^D#7she could spend the night by TV ^G#7napping

Ah, ^DSadi

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e the cleaning lady Her aching knee's not getting any younger

Ah, scrub your ^Dfloors, do your chores, dear old ^Em7Sadie Looks as ^A7though you'll always be a cleaning ^Dlady Can't aff^Dord to get bored dear old ^Em7Sadie Looks as t^A7hough you'll always be a cleaning ^Dlady ^A#7

Ah, ^D#Sadie the cleaning ^A#lady Her ^A#Sam was what she got for crying and ^D#singing To her ^G#solo and dismay, she's still ^D#working til this d^C7ay Her ^F7Sam turned out to be another ^A#7singer

Ah, scrub your ^D#floors, do your chores, dear old ^Fm7Sadie Looks as ^A#7though you'll always be a cleaning ^D#lady Can't af^D#ford to get bored dear old ^Fm7Sadie Looks as ^A#7though you'll always be a cleaning ^D#lady