Sinbad Was In Bad All The Time 1917

by James Pitt-Payne, London UK - 06 Feb 2006
2006

Sinbad sailed the universe over
he had wives from Pekin to Dover,
wild wives tame wild wives
in ev'ry land and clime
but when he sailed around the second time.

Sinbad was in bad in Tokio and Rome,
In bad in Trinidad
in just as bad at home.
Dutch girls with golden curls
waited by the Zuider Zee,
big brunettes with stiletts
on the shores of Italy.
Hoolas and Boolas
who puckered up their lips,
he fell for their ballbearing hips
and they were "pips."
Wild women loved that child
and he could drive tame women wild.
Sinbad was in bad all the time.

Sinbad was in bad in Tokio and Rome,
In bad in Trinidad
in just as bad at home.
Dutch girls with golden curls
waited by the Zuider Zee,
big brunettes with stiletts
on the shores of Italy.
Hoolas and Boolas
who puckered up their lips,
he fell for their ballbearing hips
and they were "pips."
Wild women loved that child
and he could drive tame women wild.
Sinbad was in bad all the time.

Sinbad's wives have driven him crazy.
His poor brain is muddled and hazy
in a padded cell he's acting like a loon.
And his ukulele's out of tune.

Sinbad was in bad in Tokio and Rome,
In bad in Trinidad
in just as bad at home.
Dutch girls with golden curls
waited by the Zuider Zee,
big brunettes with stiletts
on the shores of Italy.
Hoolas and Boolas
who puckered up their lips,
he fell for their ballbearing hips
and they were "pips."
Wild women loved that child
and he could drive tame women wild.
Sinbad was in bad all the time.

Sinbad was in bad in Tokio and Rome,
In bad in Trinidad
in just as bad at home.
Dutch girls with golden curls
waited by the Zuider Zee,
big brunettes with stiletts
on the shores of Italy.
Hoolas and Boolas
who puckered up their lips,
he fell for their ballbearing hips
and they were "pips."
Wild women loved that child
and he could drive tame women wild.
Sinbad was in bad all the time.

Soft karaoke
Words
piano 1
piano 2
piano 3
piano 4
lyric
pizz str bass
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Sinbad Was In Bad All The Time 1917
Music by Harry Carroll
Lyrics by Stanley Murphy
© MCMXVII by Jerome H. Remick & Co.
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sequence and karaoke by James Pitt-Payne, London UK
on Monday 06 February 2006 at 12.39
in association with Doug Grierson
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