The midwives were busying themselves on the ward
The porters were portering, and the waiting patients looked bored
Nothing much was happening, it was the usual rap
When a certain tapping began to tap
The matron cried "Ahoy there! I smell smoke between the sheets,
Either some aberrant's been smoking or there's a fire on the beat."
Just then the fire alarm raised a chilling sound as if to confirm her suspicion
And a-wailey-wailey went the sirens, calling for an intervention
The hospital crew acted bravely and with brilliance
To remove the maternal mothers to a safer distance
Down the stairs they were evacuated
While around the bed pan macerating machine smoke circulated
Just then the fire brigade rocked up with their hard hats and their hoses
And they told all those locked up to hold on tight to their noses
And they stormed up the stairwell, to fight the fire they knew how so well
The new mothers stared on with the look of one who had been stunned,
But then they relaxed with the resilience of the matron
But as they charged through the waiting room lane
A man decided to come down with an attack of chest pain
The matron called for calm and order
So that her nurses could help the unfortunate border
Who had already had to wait to be seen
Now he had been seen he couldn't wait to leave
So what with fire burning in the upper quarter
The mothers were gathered down at the breakwater
Of the emergency waiting room doors
But you know when it rains it never rains but it pours
And all these things were sent to try us
Including bed pan macerating machine fires
And before you ask if you can use the can
You better be sure it's not a flash in the pan
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