Maltilda Smith Williams
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Maltilda Smith Williams
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Maltilda Smith-Williams Home For The Aged
Bingo and buggy rides
Wheelchairs and early night
Maltilda Smith-Williams Home For The Aged
And if you smuggle in
Another drop of gin
We'll take your hearing aid
They never hear what you say
Maltilda Smith-Williams Home For The Aged
A second childhood
But only if you're good
I hear Maltilda passed away
Her spirit's still with us today
She watches over us
And those who make a fuss
You've never had it so good
They'd run away if they could
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Steve Hackett performs "Maltilda Smith Williams", and this lyric page sits inside the Steve Hackett catalog on LyroVerse.
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