When we were last in Florida, back in 2012, this song was, for some obscure reason, being played on a regular basis throughout the day, at one of the theme parks we were visiting.
My twenty something nieces and in fact, even MR.G and my brother and sister-in-law, spent most of the day laughing at me, as I sang along to it and knew all the words!
Not that I was around when the song was released in 1953, you understand. It was simply that it was a song played on the radio during my childhood and one that my mother used to sing to me! Along with 'All I Want For Christmas Is My Two Front Teeth'
Hello Tracy, greetings and good wishes,
ReplyDeleteFabulous song. I enjoyed it. Have a nice day.
This song is funny! Thanks for sharing it. I hope you enjoy the holidays, Tracy!
ReplyDeleteThis song is going to be stuck in my head all day. :) It sounds vaguely familiar. Definitely a fun one! :)
ReplyDeleteYou are too funny, Tracy! I never heard this song before. I hope Mr. T. gets a hippo. ;)
ReplyDeletehah! this song makes me smile.
ReplyDeleteHi Tracy,
ReplyDeleteI really had to smile when I saw this post.
When we were last in Florida, back in 2012, this song was, for some obscure reason, being played on a regular basis throughout the day, at one of the theme parks we were visiting.
My twenty something nieces and in fact, even MR.G and my brother and sister-in-law, spent most of the day laughing at me, as I sang along to it and knew all the words!
Not that I was around when the song was released in 1953, you understand. It was simply that it was a song played on the radio during my childhood and one that my mother used to sing to me! Along with 'All I Want For Christmas Is My Two Front Teeth'
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3sgpSDTuLys
Brings back some happy memories, thanks Tracy :)
Yvonne.
I could not help but to smile at this.
ReplyDeleteI haven't heard that song in years! Makes me giggle every time.
ReplyDeleteHa! That's actually a ringtone on my Mom's phone for the holidays. ^_^
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