E                               B7                            E

Alan and Anne were retired they loved their routine

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a cup of tea and a movie could make a day serine

E                                 B7                                      E

In earlier times Anne was a teacher and Alan the local doctor

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Every Sunday morning they were first at the Baptist Church door

F#m                     G#m F#m                                   G#m

The great thing about a DVD is you can watch it with your friends

C#m                         G#m F#m                                     E

but the best thing about a DVD is you can watch all over again

Every Saturday morning Alan went to the Super Store

After buying the groceries he’d look for a DVD bargain from the basket by the door

This week he found a beauty to reminded him of when he was a boy

The Pyjama Game was a classic the thought of Doris Day made him quiver with joy

Anne was busy in the kitchen making a nice cup of tea

Alan ripped through the cellophane his heart pounding with glee

His sweating hands were shaking as he pushed the buttons on the remote control

He missed the title sequence Anne said I have a nice buttered roll

The screen was filled with colour, funny thought Alan wasn’t it in black and white ?

Anne said Alan where are their Pyjamas ? That young man just gave me a fright

Anne said Alan, they are naked, I was a doctor I know of these things

but don’t I remember Doris Day and Sid Sorokin doing such exciting things

Anne said oh Alan I fear this is not the Pyjama Game

it seems to be in Italian and look they are doing it again

Alan said I don’t believe but we must watch it to the end

on Monday I’ll return it to Safeway but on Sunday we’ll show to all our friends

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