Biografía:
Clara Smith (c. 1894 - 2 February 1935) was a popular blues singer.
Clara Smith was born in Spartanburg County, South Carolina. In her youth she worked on African American theater circuits and tent shows. By the late 1910s she was appearing as a headliner at the Lyric Theater in New Orleans and on the T. O. B. A. circuit. In 1923 she settled in New York City, appearing at cabarets and speakeasies there; that same year she made the first of her commercially successful series of gramophone recordings for Columbia Records
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[Intro]
E E E E
[Verse 1]
E E
Listen here, folks. I'm gonna sing a little song,
E E
But you mustn't get mad. I don't mean no wrong.
A A
There's an old maid name is Liza Beck
E E
Always singin' the blues when she tumbles in bed.
B A E E
Oh, it's tight like that. Oh, it's tight like that.
B A E E
Hear me talkin' to you. I mean it's tight like that.
[Verse 2]
E E
I know a hotel that's called the Cumberland Patch,
E E
Got a million bedbugs just to make you scratch.
A A
Monkey woke up a quarter to three,
E E
And he said to the flea, "Quit your pickin' on me."
B A E E
Oh, it's tight like that. Oh, it's tight like that.
B A E E
Ah, hear me talkin' to you. I mean, it's tight like that.
[Break 1]
E E E E
A A E E
B A E E
[Verse 3]
E E
Mandy Lee Jones got to rappin' at night,
E E
And she never gets home till it's comin' daylight.
A A
Old Uncle Bill came 'bout half-past ten,
E E
Put the key in the hole, but he couldn't get in.
B A
He says: "It's tight like that. What's the matter with it,
E E
gettin' tight like that?
B A E E
Oh, hear me talkin' to you, I mean it's tight like that."
[Verse 4]
E E
If you see my man, tell him to hurry home.
E E
I ain't had no bread since he's been gone.
A A
I love a man slender and slim.
E E
When he struts his stuff, why, it's too bad, Jim.
B A E E
Oh, it's tight like that. Oh, it's tight like that.
B A E E
Ah, hear me talkin' to you. I mean it's tight like that.
[Break 2]
E E E E
A A E E
B A E E
[Verse 5]
E E
Oh, the little red rooster said to the hen:
E E
"You ain't laid a egg in I can't tell when."
A A
The little red hen said to the roosta:
E E
"You don't come around as often as you used ta.
B A
Now it's tight like that. A long delay
E E
Makes it tight like that. Hear what I say.
B A E E
Hear me talkin' to you. I mean it's tight like that."
E E E E
[Verse 1]
E E
Listen here, folks. I'm gonna sing a little song,
E E
But you mustn't get mad. I don't mean no wrong.
A A
There's an old maid name is Liza Beck
E E
Always singin' the blues when she tumbles in bed.
B A E E
Oh, it's tight like that. Oh, it's tight like that.
B A E E
Hear me talkin' to you. I mean it's tight like that.
[Verse 2]
E E
I know a hotel that's called the Cumberland Patch,
E E
Got a million bedbugs just to make you scratch.
A A
Monkey woke up a quarter to three,
E E
And he said to the flea, "Quit your pickin' on me."
B A E E
Oh, it's tight like that. Oh, it's tight like that.
B A E E
Ah, hear me talkin' to you. I mean, it's tight like that.
[Break 1]
E E E E
A A E E
B A E E
[Verse 3]
E E
Mandy Lee Jones got to rappin' at night,
E E
And she never gets home till it's comin' daylight.
A A
Old Uncle Bill came 'bout half-past ten,
E E
Put the key in the hole, but he couldn't get in.
B A
He says: "It's tight like that. What's the matter with it,
E E
gettin' tight like that?
B A E E
Oh, hear me talkin' to you, I mean it's tight like that."
[Verse 4]
E E
If you see my man, tell him to hurry home.
E E
I ain't had no bread since he's been gone.
A A
I love a man slender and slim.
E E
When he struts his stuff, why, it's too bad, Jim.
B A E E
Oh, it's tight like that. Oh, it's tight like that.
B A E E
Ah, hear me talkin' to you. I mean it's tight like that.
[Break 2]
E E E E
A A E E
B A E E
[Verse 5]
E E
Oh, the little red rooster said to the hen:
E E
"You ain't laid a egg in I can't tell when."
A A
The little red hen said to the roosta:
E E
"You don't come around as often as you used ta.
B A
Now it's tight like that. A long delay
E E
Makes it tight like that. Hear what I say.
B A E E
Hear me talkin' to you. I mean it's tight like that."
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