Noël Coward - Planters' Wives Lyrics |
1932 West End Words and Music the Musical - Planters' Wives Lyrics
Music and lyrics by Noël Coward.
Our Husbands deal in Sugar and in Rubber Our Husbands deal in Coffee and in Tea Whenever we meet the Vicar’s wife we snub her To prove our vast superiority We’re usually sour and apathetic In tropical heat Nobody who’s sweet, survives We powder and primp And try to be sympathetic Oh dear It’s queer That only with men We’re thoroughly energetic We’re Planters’ Wives.
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Words and Music the Musical Lyrics
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