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From the 1963 musical Half a Sixpence but failed to chart in the UK. Two key changes (which can be omitted for an easy sing along?). Verse 1
GAll lined up in a wedding group 'ere we are for a photoDgraph We're all dressed up in a morning suit all trying hard not to Glaugh Since the Aearly caveman Din his fur took a Atrip to Gretna DGreen There's Aalways been a phoDtographer to reAcord the 'appy Dscene
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G'Old it flash bang wallop what a picture DWhat a picture Gwhat a photograph DPoor old soul Gblimey what a joke AHat blown off in a Dcloud of smoke Clap 'Gands Dstamp yer feet Gbangin' on the big bass Ddrum GWhat a picture Dwhat a picture Grum tiddly um pum Dum pum pum GStick it in your fam'ly DalGbum
Verse 2
GThe same thing 'appened long ago when man was in his Dprime And what went on we only know from the snaps he took at the Gtime When AAdam and Eve in their Dbirthday suit deAcided to get Dwed As AAdam was about to Dtaste the fruit the Aman with the cam'ra Dsaid
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G'Old it flash bang wallop what a picture DWhat a picture Gwhat a photograph DPoor old Eve Gthere with nothing on AFace all red and 'er Dfig leaf gone Clap 'Gands Dstamp yer feet Gbangin' on the big bass Ddrum GWhat a picture Dwhat a picture Grum tiddly um pum Dum pum pum GStick it in your fam'ly DalGbum
Key change up 1/2 tone Verse 3
You've G#read it in a folio or seen it in a Shakespeare D#play How Juliet fell for Romeo in the merry month of G#May And A#as 'e climbed the D#orchard wall to A#reach 'is lady D#fair A#As he tumbled she beD#gan to bawl as he A#travelled through the D#air
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G#'Old it flash bang wallop what a picture D#What a picture G#what a photograph D#Poor young chap G#what a night 'e spent A#Tights all torn and 'is D#rapier bent Clap G#'ands D#stamp yer feet G#bangin' on the big bass D#drum G#What a picture D#what a picture G#rum tiddly um pum D#um pum pum G#Stick it in your fam'ly D#al-G#bum
Verse 4
G#King 'Enry the Eighth had several wives including Anne BoD#leyn And he kept an album of their lives with all their photos G#in As A#Anne Boleyn was D#on her knees dressed A#in her very best D#frock King A#'Enry shouted D#smile dear please as 'er A#'ead rolled off the D#block
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G#'Old it flash bang wallop what a picture D#What a picture G#what a photograph D#Comes the print G#in a little while A#Lost 'er 'ead but she D#kept 'er smile Clap G#'ands D#stamp yer feet G#bangin' on the big bass D#drum G#What a picture D#what a picture G#rum tiddly um pum D#um pum pum G#Stick it in your fam'ly D#al-G#bum
Key change up 1/2 tone Verse 5
When ANapoleon married Josephine there was just the same to Edo He galloped home from the battle scene all the way from WaterAloo And Bas he came from Eorf 'is 'orse to the Bboudoir where she Esat She Bsaid to 'im in EFrench of course as he Btook of his big cocked E'at
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A'Old it flash bang wallop what a picture EWhat a picture Awhat a photograph EThere she was Awith a big Hussar BAll caught up in 'er Eoo la la Clap A'ands Estamp yer feet Abangin' on the big bass Edrum AWhat a picture Ewhat a picture Arum tiddly um pum Eum pum pum AStick it in your fam'ly Eal-Abum AStick it in your fam'ly stick it in your fam'ly AStick it in your fam'ly in your fam'ly Eal-Abum