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Poison Ivy League lyrics and chords are intended for your personal use only, it's a fun to do song recorded by Elvis Presley.
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Poison Ivy League Recorded by Elvis Presley Written by Bill Giant, Bernie Baum, Florenece Kaye
C F C G7 C Hail to Thee old Ivy Lea-gue poison Ivy League
G7 C The rah rah boys are sittin' round the table tonight G7 The rah rah boys have lots of plans in view F C They're gonna have panty raids and make their own lemonade D7 G7 They'll live it up just like the big boys do
F Poison Ivy League boys in that Ivy League C A7 D7 Give me an itch those sons of the rich G7 C That poison Ivy League
G7 C The rah rah boys will go to bed so early tonight G7 Before exams they need a lot of rest F C They gotta make good for dad they gotta make good so bad D7 G7 They'll even pay someone to take that test
F Poison Ivy League boys in that Ivy League C A7 D7 How can they flunk they're so full of bunk G7 C That poison Ivy League
G7 C The rah rah boys are being groomed for business some day G7 For better things to college they were sent F C And you can bet they'll be the head of the company D7 G7 As long as dear old daddy's president
F Poison Ivy League boys in that Ivy League C A7 D7 So loaded with cash they give me a rash G7 C That poison Ivy League
D7 So let it be told I won't touch them with a ten foot pole G7 C That poison Ivy League
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