Biografia:
Glenn Robertson Yarbrough (January 12, 1930 – August 11, 2016) was an American folk singer. He was the lead singer with the Limeliters from 1959 to 1963. He also had a prolific solo career, recording on various labels.
Yarbrough was born in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, and grew up in New York City. After leaving high school, he attended St. John's College in Annapolis, Maryland, where he roomed with Jac Holzman and began performing after he and Holzman attended a concert by Woody Guthrie.
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[Intro]
Em
[Verse 1]
Em
I met an old, fat spider,
G D G
Spinning in his tree.
Em
I said, "Hey old, fat spider,
G D G
I bet you can't catch me!
G D
You've grown too fat you lazy lob.
C G
You're just an old Tomnoddy!
Am Em
Hey Attercop! Hey Attercop!
C D Em
You can't catch anybody."
[Interlude]
C D Em
[Verse 2]
Em
And then the old, fat spider,
G D G
He spun a final thread.
Em
I said, "Hey old, fat spider,
G D G
It's time that you were dead!"
G D
I drew my sword to cut his silk,
C G
To kill the old Tomnoddy.
Am Em
But then I thought, I'll leave him be;
C D Em
He can't catch anybody.
[Interlude]
C D Em
[Verse 3]
Em
I met an old fat spider
G D G
In his spinning tree.
Em
His web all old and tattered,
G D G
And he could hardly see.
G D
I shooed a fly into his lair
C G
To feed the old Tomnoddy.
Am Em
'Cause how can you kill a spider
C D Em
who can't catch anybody?
Am Em
How can you kill a spider
C D Em
who can't catch anybody?
[Instrumental Break]
Em
G D G
Em
G D G
G D
C G
Am Em
C D Em
C D Em
[Verse 4]
Em
I met an old fat spider
G D G
In his spinning tree.
Em
His web all old and tattered,
G D G
And he could hardly see.
G D
I shooed a fly into his lair
C G
To feed the old Tomnoddy.
Am Em
'Cause how can you kill a spider
C D Em
who can't catch anybody?
Am Em
How can you kill a spider
C D Em
who can't catch anybody?
Em
[Verse 1]
Em
I met an old, fat spider,
G D G
Spinning in his tree.
Em
I said, "Hey old, fat spider,
G D G
I bet you can't catch me!
G D
You've grown too fat you lazy lob.
C G
You're just an old Tomnoddy!
Am Em
Hey Attercop! Hey Attercop!
C D Em
You can't catch anybody."
[Interlude]
C D Em
[Verse 2]
Em
And then the old, fat spider,
G D G
He spun a final thread.
Em
I said, "Hey old, fat spider,
G D G
It's time that you were dead!"
G D
I drew my sword to cut his silk,
C G
To kill the old Tomnoddy.
Am Em
But then I thought, I'll leave him be;
C D Em
He can't catch anybody.
[Interlude]
C D Em
[Verse 3]
Em
I met an old fat spider
G D G
In his spinning tree.
Em
His web all old and tattered,
G D G
And he could hardly see.
G D
I shooed a fly into his lair
C G
To feed the old Tomnoddy.
Am Em
'Cause how can you kill a spider
C D Em
who can't catch anybody?
Am Em
How can you kill a spider
C D Em
who can't catch anybody?
[Instrumental Break]
Em
G D G
Em
G D G
G D
C G
Am Em
C D Em
C D Em
[Verse 4]
Em
I met an old fat spider
G D G
In his spinning tree.
Em
His web all old and tattered,
G D G
And he could hardly see.
G D
I shooed a fly into his lair
C G
To feed the old Tomnoddy.
Am Em
'Cause how can you kill a spider
C D Em
who can't catch anybody?
Am Em
How can you kill a spider
C D Em
who can't catch anybody?
Gloria Lasso
Gloria Stefan
Gloria Trevi
Gloriana
Glorious