Author: Jeroen van Dorp
Date: 04:15:46 05/18/00
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Basically Little Jimmy Osmond was the expressive guy, back in 1973. I remembered that song, it was after "Long Haired Lover from Liverpool", but this number was much older, even covered by Elvis. It was a search on the web that needed a high IQ (raising my possible Elo rating to 2900+) but I found it: *Tweedle Dee* Tweedly tweedly tweedly dee I'm as happy as can be. Jimminy cricket, jimminy jack, You make my heart go clickety-clack. Tweedly tweedly tweedly dee. Tweedly dum, tweedly do, Give it up give it up, Give your love to me. Tweedly do, tweedly dot. Gimme gimme gimme gimme Gimme all the love you got. Tweedly tweedly tweedly dee, I'm a lucky so-and-so. Mercy, mercy, pudding pie, You got something that money can't buy. Tweedly tweedly dee. Tweedly dum, tweedly do Give that kiss to me before you go. Tweedly do, tweedly dot, Gimme gimme gimme gimme Gimme all the love you got. Tweedly tweedly tweedly dee I'm a lucky so-and-so. Mercy, mercy, who needs you? I'm gonna keep my eyes on you. Tweedly tweedly tweedly dee. Oh, tweedly dee, tweedly do. Jeroen ;-}
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