Polythene Pam

Mean Mr. Mustard

Date: Fri, 27 Oct 1995 22:54:43 +0100

From: Bren <[e-mail]> Subject: Mean Mr Mustard.crd

Title: Mean Mr Mustard Composers: Lennon & McCartney

>From the Abbey Road album

all corrections welcome! Bren

E E7

Mean Mr Mustard sleeps in the park

E

Shaves in the dark, trying to save paper B B7 C7 Db7 D7

Sleeps in a hole in the road

D D7 Db7 C7 B7

Saving up to buy his new clothes B

Keeps a ten bob note up his nose

E C7 B7 E C7 B7

Such a mean old man, mean old man

E E7

His sister Pam works in a shop

E

She never stops she's a go-getter

B B7 C7 Db7 D7

Takes him out to look at the Queen

D7 Db7 C7 B7

Only place that he's ever been

Always shouts out something obscene

E C7 B7 E C7 B7

Such a dirty old man, dirty old man B7 C7 Db7 D A E, D A E

[E] Mean Mr Mustard sleeps [E7] in the park

Shaves in the [E] dark, trying to save paper [B] Sleeps in a hole in the road B7 C7 Db7 D7 Saving up to buy his new clothes D7 Db7 C7 B7 Keeps a ten bob note up his nose

Such a [E] mean old [C7 B7] man, [E] mean old [C7 B7] man

[E] His sister Pam works [E7] in a shop She never [E] stops she's a go-getter

[B] Takes him out to look at the Queen B7 C7 Db7 D7 Only place that he's ever been D7 Db7 C7 B7

Always shouts out something obscene

Such a [E] dirty old [C7 B7] man, [E] dirty old [C7 B7]man B7 C7 Db7 D A E, D A E

From: KROHN <[e-mail]>

Subject: Re: REQ: Polythene Pam / Beatles Date: Mon, 25 Apr 1994 16:50:58 GMT

In article <2p9atu$[e-mail]> [e-mail] (Michael Rizzo

) writes:

>In article <2p96f2$[e-mail]>,

>Stephen Eglen <[e-mail]> wrote:

>>Does anyone have the tab and lyrics for Polythene Pam from the Abbey Road

>>album?

>>Cheers, Stephen Eglen.

>

>Come on, man. DAE!

>

> Come on, man, yourself; cut the guy some slack. The lyrics aren't exactly a breeze for anyone outside of the UK (not even sure I've got 'em right), and there's a little more than DAE here.

According to _Beatles Complete_ (Hal Leonard publishing, 1987 - a most questionable source):

POLYTHENE PAM

(The Beatles) D/E A E (x 2)

E D A E

Well, you should see Polythene Pam

D A E

She's so good looking but she looks like a man

G B

Well, you should see her in drag, dressed in her polythene bag C D E

Yes, you should see Polythene Pam. C D E

Yeah, yeah, yeah D/E A E (x 2)

Get a dose of her in jackboots and kilt

She's killer diller when she's dressed to the hilt

She's the kind of a girl that makes the _News of the World_ Yes, you could say she was attractively built.

Yeah, yeah, yeah

D/E A E (x2) D A E (x 9?)

[Geez, while I'm at it, here's She Came in through the Bathroom Window. Same source:] ltrics corrected by [e-mail]

A D

She came in through the bathroom window A F#m D

protected by a silver spoon

A F#m D

But now she sucks her thumb and wonders D7 A

by the banks of her own lagoon

(A) Dm

Didn't anybody tell her? A Dm

Didn't anybody see?

G7 C

Sunday's on the phone to Monday

G7 C (go to 2/4 for the C) Tuesday's on the phone to me

She said she'd always been a dancer Worked in fifteen clubs a day

And though I thought I knew the answer Well, I knew but I could not say

So I quit the police department and got myself a steady job

And though she tried her best to help me

she could steal but she could not rob Chorus

[Hope this isn't too far wrong]

Martin (Ted) Hermary Department of Sociology McGill University Montreal, Quebec, Canada

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