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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We
[D]ain't got dough and Oh hoho There
[D]ain't no paint on the bungalow What
[A7]of it we [D]love it We
[D]wear old clothes we wear old shoes we
[D]don't eat nothing but Irish stews What
[A7]of it we [D]love it We
[G]don't need Persian rugs to put our [Gm]tootsies on as
[D]long as there's a stove to warm out [A7]footsies on At
[D]9 p.m. we lock the door we
[D]got each other and nothing more what
[A7]of it we [D]love it
[D]Poor as a mouse [Bm]but in our house
[Gm]you'll find Lots and lots of happi[D]ness
[D]Sunshine or rain [Bm]we don't complain
[G]If we ain't got more we do our [A]best We
[D]bought a car and now it squeaks A
[D]dollar down every seven weeks What
[A7]of it we [D]love it We
[D]hang our wash upon a tree The
[D]neighbors give it the Raspberry What
[A7]of it we [D]love it Our
[G]neighbors are the biggest [Gm]hearted souls And
[D]they don't holler when they miss the [A7]milk and rolls We
[D]right our checks white and black We
[D]send them out but they [A7]bounce right back
[G]don't need Persian rugs to put our [Gm]tootsies on as
[D]long as there's a stove to warm out [A7]footsies on At
[D]9 p.m. we lock the door we
[D]got each other and nothing more what
[A7]of it we [D]love it
[D]ain't got dough and Oh hoho There
[D]ain't no paint on the bungalow What
[A7]of it we [D]love it We
[D]wear old clothes we wear old shoes we
[D]don't eat nothing but Irish stews What
[A7]of it we [D]love it We
[G]don't need Persian rugs to put our [Gm]tootsies on as
[D]long as there's a stove to warm out [A7]footsies on At
[D]9 p.m. we lock the door we
[D]got each other and nothing more what
[A7]of it we [D]love it
[D]Poor as a mouse [Bm]but in our house
[Gm]you'll find Lots and lots of happi[D]ness
[D]Sunshine or rain [Bm]we don't complain
[G]If we ain't got more we do our [A]best We
[D]bought a car and now it squeaks A
[D]dollar down every seven weeks What
[A7]of it we [D]love it We
[D]hang our wash upon a tree The
[D]neighbors give it the Raspberry What
[A7]of it we [D]love it Our
[G]neighbors are the biggest [Gm]hearted souls And
[D]they don't holler when they miss the [A7]milk and rolls We
[D]right our checks white and black We
[D]send them out but they [A7]bounce right back
[G]don't need Persian rugs to put our [Gm]tootsies on as
[D]long as there's a stove to warm out [A7]footsies on At
[D]9 p.m. we lock the door we
[D]got each other and nothing more what
[A7]of it we [D]love it
Tito, Vic And Jo (...)
Tiziano Ferro
Tj Monterde
Tlc
Tlen Huicani