Biografía:
Harry Lillis "Bing" Crosby (n. 3 de mayo, 1903 - m. 14 de octubre, 1977) fue un cantante y actor estadounidense cuya carrera comenzó en 1926 y terminó con su muerte en 1977.
Fue uno de los primeros artistas multi-media, desde 1934 hasta 1954 Bing Crosby tuvo un casi imbatible éxito de ventas con sus discos, grandes ratings en las radios y películas mundialmente vistas.[1] Es usualmente considerado como uno de los actores musicales más populares de la historia y es actualmente la voz humana más grabada electrónicamente.
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Otras canciones:
- I'll Be Home For Christmas
- It's Beginning To Look A Lot Like Christmas
- Let Me Call You Sweetheart
- Mele Kalikimaka
- Mele Kamlikimaka
- Mele Kiliki Maka
- Silent Night
- White Christmas
- I’ll Be Home For Christmas
- 900 Miles
- A Serenade To An Old Fashioned Girl
- Accentuate The Positive
- Brother Can You Spare A Dime
- Count Your Blessings Instead Of Sheep
- Dear Hearts And Gentle People
- Do You Hear What I Hear
- Far Away Places
- Has Anybody Seen My Girl
- Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas
- If I Had A Talking Picture Of You
- Ill Be Home For Christmas
- Its Been A Long Long Time
- Lazy Bones
- Now Is The Hour Maori Farewell
- Only Forever
- Pennies From Heaven
- Personality
- Straight Down The Middle
- Sweet Leilani
- Swinging On A Star
- The First Noel
- The Headless Horseman Of Sleepy Hollow
- The Secret Of Christmas
- The Whiffenpoof Song
- Three Little Words
- True Love
¡Cuatro años de duro trabajo!Este mes de mayo cumplimos cuatro años al aire. Seguimos trabajando en la difusión de este maravilloso instrumento, ¡gracias por participar en nuestra historia!
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When Mad - am Pom - pa - dour was on a ball - room floor
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Said all the gen - tle - men "Ob - vi - ous -ly,"
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"The mad - am has the cu - test per - son - al - i - ty."
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And think of all the books about Du Barry's looks --
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What was it made her the toast of Paree?
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She had a well-developed -- per - son - al - i - ty.
[Bridge 1]
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What did Romeo see in Juliet?
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Or Figaro in Figarette?
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Or Jupiter in Juno? You know!
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And when Sal - o - me danced and had the boys en - tranced
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No doubt it must have been ea - sy to see
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That she knew how to use her -- per - son - al - i - ty.
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A girl can learn to spell and take dictation well
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And never sit on the boss's left knee
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Unless she's got a per - fect per - son - al - i - ty.
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A girl can get somewhere in spite of stringy hair
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Or even just a bit bowed at the knee
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If she can show a faultless -- per - son - al - i - ty.
[Bridge 2]
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Why are certain girls offered certain things
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Like sable coats and wedding rings?
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By men who wear their spats right? That's right!
[Outro]
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So don'tcha say "I'm smart and have the kindest heart"
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Or "what a wonderful sister I'd be" --
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Just tell me how you like my -- per - son - al - i - ty
F#7 A D9 E E7 A D9 E7 A
Baby, you've got the cutest -- per - son - al - i - ty!
A A7 DM7 D6 Dm7 Dm6
When Mad - am Pom - pa - dour was on a ball - room floor
Bm7-5 A D9 A Edim E
Said all the gen - tle - men "Ob - vi - ous -ly,"
D9 E E7 A D9 E7 A
"The mad - am has the cu - test per - son - al - i - ty."
A A7 DM7 D6 Dm7 Dm6
And think of all the books about Du Barry's looks --
Bm7-5 A D9 A Edim E
What was it made her the toast of Paree?
D9 E E7 A D9 E7 A
She had a well-developed -- per - son - al - i - ty.
[Bridge 1]
AM7 A7 Em7 A7
What did Romeo see in Juliet?
G Em7 G
Or Figaro in Figarette?
C#7 F#m E7
Or Jupiter in Juno? You know!
[Verse]
A A7 DM7 D6 Dm7 Dm6
And when Sal - o - me danced and had the boys en - tranced
Bm7-5 A D9 A Edim E
No doubt it must have been ea - sy to see
D9 E E7 A D9 E7 A
That she knew how to use her -- per - son - al - i - ty.
A A7 DM7 D6 Dm7 Dm6
A girl can learn to spell and take dictation well
Bm7-5 A D9 A Edim E
And never sit on the boss's left knee
D9 E E7 A D9 E7 A
Unless she's got a per - fect per - son - al - i - ty.
A A7 DM7 D6 Dm7 Dm6
A girl can get somewhere in spite of stringy hair
Bm7-5 A D9 A Edim E
Or even just a bit bowed at the knee
D9 E E7 A D9 E7 A
If she can show a faultless -- per - son - al - i - ty.
[Bridge 2]
AM7 A7 Em7 A7
Why are certain girls offered certain things
G Em7 G
Like sable coats and wedding rings?
C#7 F#m E7
By men who wear their spats right? That's right!
[Outro]
A A7 DM7 D6 Dm7 Dm6
So don'tcha say "I'm smart and have the kindest heart"
Bm7-5 A D9 A Edim E
Or "what a wonderful sister I'd be" --
D9 E E7 A D9 E7 A
Just tell me how you like my -- per - son - al - i - ty
F#7 A D9 E E7 A D9 E7 A
Baby, you've got the cutest -- per - son - al - i - ty!
Birds Of Tokyo
Birdtalker
Birdy
Birthday Celebra (...)
Bishop Allen
Bk'
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Black
Black Box
Black Crowes