The Old Laughing Lady

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Don't call pret-ty Peg-gy, she can't hear you 
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no more. Don't leave no mes-sage, 'round her
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back door. They say the old laugh-in' la-dy
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been here be-fore. She don't keep time, she
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don't count score. You can't have a cup-board
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if there ain't no wall. You got to move, there's
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no time for you to stall. They say the old 
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laugh-in' la-dy dropped by to call, and when
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she leaves, she leaves noth-ing at all. See the
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drunk-ard of the vil-lage fal-lin' on the street.
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He can't tell his an-kle from the rest of his
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feet. He loves his old laugh-in' la-dy 'cause 
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her taste is so sweet. But the laugh-in' la-dy's
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lov-in' ain't the kind he can keep. There's a 
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fe-ver on the free-way, blacks out the night.
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There's a slip-pin' on the stair-way, just don't
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feel right. There's a rumb-lin' in the bed-room
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and a flash-in' of light. There's the old 
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laugh-in' la-dy ev-'ry thing is all right.
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There's the old laugh-in' la-dy ev-'ry thing
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is all right.