C7 F Db7 F C7 F Now Mr. Wu was a laundry man in a shop with an old green doorC7 F G7 C7 Hed iron all day your linen away, he really makes me soreGm C7 Gm C7 F Bbm6 F Hes lost his heart to a Chinese girl and his laundrys all gone wrongG7 All day hell flirt and scorch your shirtC7 Thats why Im singing this song INTROC7 F D7 G7 Oh Mr. Wu, what can I do, Im feeling kind of limehouseDb7 C7 F F7 Chinese laundry bluesBb Bbm F D7 This funny feeling, keeps round me stealingG7 C Am C7 Oh wont you throw your sweatheart over doF F7 My vests so short that it wont fit my little brotherBb Db7 And my new sunday shirt has got a perforated rudderF A7 D7 G7 Mr. Wu what shall I do, Ive feeling kind of limehouseDb7 C7 F Chinese laundry bluesC7 F F7 Now Mr. Wu, hes got a naughty eye that flickersBb You ought to see it wobbleDb7 When hes ironing ladies blousesF A7 D7 G7 Mr. Wu what shall I do, Ive feeling kind of limehouseDb7 C7 F Chinese laundry bluesC7 F F7 Now Mr. Wu hes got a laundry kind of trickyBb Hell starch my shirt and collarsDb7 But hell never touch my waistcoatF A7 D7 G7 Mr. Wu what shall I do, Im feeling kind of limehouseDb7 C7 F Chinese laundry blues
Chinese Laundry Blues
George Formby
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- Am
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- Bbm65
- C
- C7
- D7
- Db7
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- F7
- G7
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