A popular song from 1919 Words by Sam M. Lewis and Joe Young Music by Walter Donaldson
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Oh! the woman up in room thirteen
What a happy little queen
She’s not superstitious
Gets what she wishes
You ought to see her driving in her limousine
And she wears the latest kind of clothes
Where she gets them, no-one knows
The landlord started raising rents one day
But he paid her heavy wages not to move away
Oh! the luckiest gal I’ve seen
Is the woman up in room thirteen
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Oh! the woman up in room thirteen
What a happy little queen
She’s not superstitious
Gets what she wishes
You ought to see her driving in her limousine
And she wears the latest kind of clothes
Where she gets them, no-one knows
The other ladies on the different floors
They are having number thirteen painted on their doors
Oh! the luckiest gal I’ve seen
Is the woman up in room thirteen
Chorus
Oh! the woman up in room thirteen
What a happy little queen
She’s not superstitious
Gets what she wishes
You ought to see her driving in her limousine
And she wears the latest kind of clothes
Where she gets them, no-one knows
The neighbors started making funny cracks
But she’s the only one that pays an income tax
Oh! the luckiest gal I’ve seen
Is the woman up in room thirteen