| ADELAIDE
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| It says here:
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| The average unmarried female
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| Basically insecure
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| Due to some long frustration may react
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| With psychosomatic symptoms
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| Difficult to endure
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| Affecting the upper respiratory tract
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| In other words
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| Just from waiting around for that plain little band of gold
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| A person can develop a cold
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| You can spray her wherever you figure the streptococci lurk
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| You can give her a shot for whatever’s she’s got, but it just won’t work
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| If she’s tired of getting the fish eye from the hotel clerk
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| A person can develop a cold
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| It says here:
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| The female remaining single
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| Just in the legal sense
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| Shows a neurotic tendency, see note
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| Chronic organic symptoms
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| Toxic or hypertense
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| Involving the eye, the ear, the nose, and throat
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| In other words
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| Just from worrying if the wedding is on or off
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| A person can develop a cough
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| You can feed her all day with the vitamin A and the Bromo Fizz
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| But the medicine never gets anywhere near where the trouble is If she’s getting a kind of name for herself and the name ain’t his
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| A person can develop a cough
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| And furthermore
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| Just from stalling, and stalling, and stalling the wedding trip
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| A person can develop la grippe
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| When they get on the train for Niagara
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| And she can hear church bells chime
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| The compartment is air conditioned
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| And the mood sublime
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| Then they get off at Saratoga for the fourteenth time!
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| A person can develop la grippe, la grippe
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| La post nasal drip
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| With the wheezes
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| And the sneezes
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| And a sinus that’s really a pip!
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| From a lack of community property
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| And a feeling she’s getting too old
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| A person can develop a bad, bad cold! |