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Cheltenham Ladies
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Hi hopeoffown, These are the words of this song, copied from a recording I made in 1963. I hope they are of interest to you. If you would like a copy of the actual audio recording I would be pleased to email it to you:
I went to school in Cheltenham
At a fashionable ladies� college
Where I learned what�s what and
And acquired a lot
Of exceedingly practical knowledge
Our reading writing �rithmetic
Was positively mediocre
But we got pretty slick
At the three-card trick
And we played a pretty hand of poker
We were rather weak at the Latin and Greek
But we worked with considerable fervour
And we had to cram for an English exam
On Lady Chatterley�s Lover�
I loved my school in Cheltenham
With a chestnut tree so shady
And I now embrace all the charm and grace
Of a typical English lady
I shard a room in Cheltenham
With a daughter of the landed gentry
Whose small (?) little one track mind
Was completely elementary
Our marks in French and Algebra
Were a series of disasters
But at forging cheques
Or at X.P.X.
We were absolute as masters
In the upper sixth form we were studying form
And we put on the money with the porter
And at night the fed used to tuck us in bed
With an outsize whisky and porter
Let�s give three cheers for Cheltenham
Where the chestnut trees are shady
Where I learned upright and all things nice
Like a typical English lady...