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Intro C F Don't drink mixed drinks but if you dot Bb Don't let strange men mix drinks for you F When playing cards and conversation C It's best if you drink less F When you dance the whole night through Bb That's when you can have maybe more than two F Choose what you drink carefully C F Gin will ruin your complexion Eb These are Grandma's rules F Grandma's rules for drinking Eb Bb Grandma was no fool Eb F Grandma's girls had rules C F These are grandma's rules for drinking F Three daughters at home and a husband gone Bb Off in the bush on a survey job F Young mam'zelles in a post-war town C Trouble is never far F But grandma had a sensible view Bb Unlike the nuns at the convent school F You can know your Hail Mary's off by heart C F And still be without a prayer Chorus: Eb These are Grandma's rules F Grandma's rules for drinking Eb Bb Grandma was no fool Eb F Grandma's girls had rules C F These are grandma's rules for drinking F F Bb Bb F F F C F F Bb Bb F F F F F F Now these are rules from different times Bb But it's fair to say they still apply F A modern girl can always use C Good words from a wise old bird F Don't drink mixed drinks, don't let strange men Bb Conversation and cards, it's best to drink less F When you dance you can have a few more C F Gin will ruin your complexion Eb These are Grandma's rules F Grandma's rules for drinking Eb Bb Grandma was no fool Eb F Grandma's girls had rules C F These are grandma's rules for drinking Outro Eb Eb F F
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