Poor Mister Chisholm-Fred Astaire

[ti:Poor Mister Chisholm] [ar:Fred Astaire] [al:Fred With Help From Judy - (The Dave Cash Collection)] [by:] [offset:0] [00:00.00]Poor Mister Chisholm - Fred Astaire [00:07.27]Got a mandolin bought it secondhand [00:09.84] [00:10.61]From a Mister Chisholm in the local band [00:14.05]Had the sweetest tone resonant and low [00:16.90] [00:17.56]Often made you wonder why he let it go [00:20.82]If you have the time how they parted company [00:24.20]And he offered it for sale mate fascinating bail [00:27.28] [00:27.88]Poor Mr Chisholm [00:29.17] [00:29.93]Played on the mandolin [00:31.35] [00:32.65]But he couldn't win [00:34.33]Cause he tried to swing [00:36.07]And he broke a string every time [00:38.93] [00:42.11]Poor Mr Chisholm [00:43.40] [00:44.22]Just couldn't dig the jive [00:45.95] [00:46.91]When he did arrive at the proper note [00:50.29]He arrived by boat every time [00:52.94] [00:55.92]He tried to jazz up his mandolin [00:58.70] [00:59.40]But never could quite control it [01:02.25] [01:02.94]He always brought Bach and Handel in [01:05.97] [01:06.82]When it took a lick he always broke a pick [01:10.36]Poor Mr Chisholm [01:11.57] [01:12.43]You're quite a gay old blade [01:14.30] [01:15.29]With your serenade but you're corny Jack [01:18.74]Better truck on back to Dubuque [01:21.10] [01:22.16]Get a Uke- [01:22.91] [01:23.90]You disgrace your kin [01:25.75]On the mandolin every time [01:28.19] [02:34.63]What a man [02:35.63] [02:36.68]You disgrace your kin [02:38.36]On the mandolin [02:39.68] [02:40.23]Every time