Biography:
The name Tiny Tim was first popularized by author Charles Dickens, and has been used by several musical performers including a jump blues singer, and a rockabilly artist but is most commonly associated with Herbert Buckingham Khaury (April 12, 1932 – November 30, 1996), an American singer who achieved temporary fame singing in a falsetto vibrato-laden voice.
He was most famous for his rendition of Tip-toe Thru The Tulips With Me a No. 17 chart hit in 1968 that was delivered in his distinctive high falsetto.
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Other songs:
- Living In The Sunlight
- Living In The Sunlight (loving In The Moonlight)
- Living In The Sunlight Loving In The Moonlight
- Me And The Man On The Moon
- Sunshine
- The Other Side
- Tip Toe Thru' The Tulips With Me
- Tiptoe Through The Tulips
- Tiptoe Through The Tulips With Me
- Tip-toe Through The Tulips
- Cristopher Bradys Old Lady
- Ive Never Seen A Straight Banana
- Strawberry Tea
- The Coming Home Party
- Then Id Be Satisfied With Life
- Tip
- Tiptoe Thru The Tulips For Uke
- We Love It
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[Verse 1]
Dm
I used to be the first to laugh
When Mrs. Jennings took a bath
E
And left the window open for the neighbors
Em
But had we looked, we might have seen
That she was really very clean
E F# B
And given her the credit of her labors
[Chorus]
E
And Mr. Jennings, where was he?
A
The man that we had asked to see
E B
And who were we to think that it was funny
E A
When as she raised her glass she said she wasn't sure
B E
He might be dead, or somewhere making love to all his money
[Verse 2]
Dm
She held her breath expectantly
While everybody stared at me
E
As I approached to greet Miss Mary Blooming (hello)
Em
I tweaked her nose and kissed the tip
I wiped the powder from my lip
E F# B
And just because I did, it left her fuming
[Chorus]
E A
I almost gave myself away when Captain Graves came up to say...
E B
Glad to see me home and he was tickled
E A
And now I'm sure I had excused the way I used to be abused
B E
It was worth it all to see him tickled
Ha ha ha! He he he! Ooh!
[Verse 3]
Dm
The atmosphere was getting thick, the guy beside me looking sick
E
I would've helped, at least I thought I ought to
Em
He flashed me an appearing grin, I stopped and took the feeling in
E F# B
I wasn't sure, but something told me not to
[Chorus]
E A
I knew I couldn't take much more, I started making for the door
E B
And as I passed my date, I let her kiss me
E
I grabbed my coat and stepped outside
A
I stuck my thumb out for a ride
B E
Departing knowing they would never miss me
(Nighty night, little angels! Nighty night)
Dm
I used to be the first to laugh
When Mrs. Jennings took a bath
E
And left the window open for the neighbors
Em
But had we looked, we might have seen
That she was really very clean
E F# B
And given her the credit of her labors
[Chorus]
E
And Mr. Jennings, where was he?
A
The man that we had asked to see
E B
And who were we to think that it was funny
E A
When as she raised her glass she said she wasn't sure
B E
He might be dead, or somewhere making love to all his money
[Verse 2]
Dm
She held her breath expectantly
While everybody stared at me
E
As I approached to greet Miss Mary Blooming (hello)
Em
I tweaked her nose and kissed the tip
I wiped the powder from my lip
E F# B
And just because I did, it left her fuming
[Chorus]
E A
I almost gave myself away when Captain Graves came up to say...
E B
Glad to see me home and he was tickled
E A
And now I'm sure I had excused the way I used to be abused
B E
It was worth it all to see him tickled
Ha ha ha! He he he! Ooh!
[Verse 3]
Dm
The atmosphere was getting thick, the guy beside me looking sick
E
I would've helped, at least I thought I ought to
Em
He flashed me an appearing grin, I stopped and took the feeling in
E F# B
I wasn't sure, but something told me not to
[Chorus]
E A
I knew I couldn't take much more, I started making for the door
E B
And as I passed my date, I let her kiss me
E
I grabbed my coat and stepped outside
A
I stuck my thumb out for a ride
B E
Departing knowing they would never miss me
(Nighty night, little angels! Nighty night)
Tito, Vic And Jo (...)
Tiziano Ferro
Tj Monterde
Tlc
Tlen Huicani