Biography:
Sue Thompson (born Eva Sue McKee July 19, 1925, Nevada, Missouri) is an American pop and country music singer. She is best known for the million selling hits "Sad Movies (Make Me Cry)" and "Norman", both pop hits for her in the 1960s.
At the age of seven, she was already singing and playing the guitar on stage.[1] When she and her family moved out west to San Jose, she appeared on the Hometown Hayride TV program. During World War II, she worked at a defense plant.
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(peak Billboard position # 23 in 1965)
Words and Music by John D Loudermilk
For all y'all cycle of fifths fans (capo on 2nd fret)
Quit [C]beatin' your chest and [Am]actin' like you're gonna bite a big
[F]hole outof me[G7]Quit
[C]messin' and testin' cuz [Am]this ain't at all imp
[F]ressin' to me[G7]Paper
[C]tiger, paper [A7]tiger, [D7]you paper [G7]tigers are all a
[C]like [A7][D7]Your roar is [G7]much worse than your [C]bite[G7]
Quit [C]spyin' and sighin' and [Am]lyin' and tryin' to
[F]be so mean[G]Cuz
[C]you ain't scarin' no[Am]body, baby, you're just
[F]makin' A scene[G7]Paper
[C]tiger, paper [A7]tiger, [D7]you're just a'[G7]7flutterin' in the
[C]]tree [A7][D7]Ain't shakin' [G7]no one but the [C]leaves[C7]
[B7]Oh how you try to be so [C]brave
[G7]Thinkin' that I'll run back to ya and be a[C]fraid
[B7]And so you try to come on [E7]strong
[A7]Thinkin' that I will go a[D7]long, but you're [G7]wrong
[C]tiger, paper [A7]tiger, [D7]you paper [G7]tigers are all a
[C]like [A7][D7]Your roar is [G7]much worse than your [C]bite[A7]
[D7]Your roar is [G7]much worse than your [C]bite.
SPOKEN FADE: [A7][D7]C'mere, kitty. [G7]Here, kitty, kitty, kitty ah ha ha ha ha
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sue_Thompson
(peak Billboard position # 23 in 1965)
Words and Music by John D Loudermilk
For all y'all cycle of fifths fans (capo on 2nd fret)
Quit [C]beatin' your chest and [Am]actin' like you're gonna bite a big
[F]hole outof me[G7]Quit
[C]messin' and testin' cuz [Am]this ain't at all imp
[F]ressin' to me[G7]Paper
[C]tiger, paper [A7]tiger, [D7]you paper [G7]tigers are all a
[C]like [A7][D7]Your roar is [G7]much worse than your [C]bite[G7]
Quit [C]spyin' and sighin' and [Am]lyin' and tryin' to
[F]be so mean[G]Cuz
[C]you ain't scarin' no[Am]body, baby, you're just
[F]makin' A scene[G7]Paper
[C]tiger, paper [A7]tiger, [D7]you're just a'[G7]7flutterin' in the
[C]]tree [A7][D7]Ain't shakin' [G7]no one but the [C]leaves[C7]
[B7]Oh how you try to be so [C]brave
[G7]Thinkin' that I'll run back to ya and be a[C]fraid
[B7]And so you try to come on [E7]strong
[A7]Thinkin' that I will go a[D7]long, but you're [G7]wrong
[C]tiger, paper [A7]tiger, [D7]you paper [G7]tigers are all a
[C]like [A7][D7]Your roar is [G7]much worse than your [C]bite[A7]
[D7]Your roar is [G7]much worse than your [C]bite.
SPOKEN FADE: [A7][D7]C'mere, kitty. [G7]Here, kitty, kitty, kitty ah ha ha ha ha
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