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No. 20 - Song - Winnie and Chorus - "Mrs. Hoggenheimer."
| Winnie: | It's very nice to be A dame of high degree, With blood and reputation beautifully blue; But folks with cash can get Into the smartest set, And that is what I shall proceed to do! When driving through the Park, Perhaps you may remark A silver mounted, perfumed petrol, motor trap; You'll see me on the box In furs of silver fox, With just a few big diamonds in my cap. I'll marry Hoggenheimer of Park Lane, The money he is winning I'll set it gaily spinning; And ev'ryone that sees me will explain That I am Mrs. Hoggenheimer of Park Lane. |
| Chorus: | She'll marry Hoggenheimer of Park Lane, The money he is winning She'll set it gaily spinning; And ev'ryone that sees her will explain That she is Mrs. Hoggenheimer of Park Lane. |
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