Song by
Phil Ochs. The tune for the piece was taken from "
Walk Right In" by the
Rooftop Singers. It was unreleased during Ochs' life, but appeared on
The Broadside Tapes 1, one of many albums released after his death.
Christine Keeler and
Mandy Rice-Davies,
You're the
gals for me.
Christine Keeler and Mandy Rice-Davies,
I'll keep you
company.
You can have your
Marilyn, your
Carolyn, your
Jacqueline.
Grace Kelly never meant that much to me--
Just give me:
Christine Keeler and Mandy Rice-Davies,
You're the gals for me. (I'll give you secrets.)
And you're the gals for me.
Oh, you get good
defense from
Robert McNamara--
Defends us
all day long;
But when
Lord Profumo takes off his
mascara
You know he can't go
wrong.
Douglas Fairbanks, Jr., and
Lord and
Lady Astor:
Everybody's gonna
lose their minds
Because of:
Christine Keeler and Mandy Rice- Davies,
Will you be mine, all mine? (I'll take your pictures.)
Will you be mine, all mine?
Note: deep thought tells me "the two women in the song are the female parts of a large, complicated government scandal in London in the 60s, several members of parliment found sleeping with these two women- film version of the story was called- Scandal.."