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| Reached #1 on the BILLBOARD charts in July 1960. (sav-man) |
| A different Paul Vance went around telling everyone that he wrote the song. He even told his wife he wrote it. When the faker died, the real song writer got a lot of concerned phone calls thinking that he was dead. (Halgar) |
| Authors also wrote "Leader of the Laundromat" (peterpuck9) |
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| Song Lyrics: |
She was afraid to come out of the locker,
She was as nervous as she could be.
She was afraid to come out of the locker,
She was afraid that somebody would see!
(Two, three, four, tell the people what she wore!)
It was an itsy bitsy teenie weenie yellow polka-dot bikini,
That she wore for the first time today.
An itsy bitsy teeny weenie yellow polka-dot bikini,
So in the locker she wanted to stay!
(Two, three, four, stick around we'll tell ya more!)
She was afraid to come out in the open,
And so a blanket around her she wore.
She was afraid to come out in the open,
And so she sat bundled up on the shore.
(Two, three, four, tell the people what she wore!)
It was an itsy bitsy teenie weenie yellow polka-dot bikini,
That she wore for the first time today.
An itsy bitsy teeny weenie yellow polka-dot bikini,
So in the blanket she wanted to stay!
(Two, three, four, stick around we'll tell ya more!)
Now she's afraid to come of the water,
And I wonder what she's gonna do.
Now she's afraid to come out of the water,
And the poor little girl's turnin' blue!
(Two, three, four, tell the people what she wore!)
It was an itsy bitsy teenie weenie yellow polka-dot bikini,
That she wore for the first time today.
An itsy bitsy teeny weenie yellow polka-dot bikini,
So in the water she wanted to stay!
From the locker to the blanket,
From the blanket to the shore,
From the shore to the water,
Guess there isn't any more!
(Bill L) |
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Current Rating
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| Played on 54 shows: |
 | 06-01-19, #AOTA-190601 | | 10-02-06, #MM-76 |
| 09-01-18, #AOTA-180901 |  | 05-30-04, #XM-53 |
| 06-26-18, #MMP-52 | | 07-07-03, #ISGD-03-26 |
| 06-21-17, #ISGD-17-25 | | 06-16-03, #ISGD-03-23 |
| 10-01-16, #AOTA-1601001 | | 06-23-02, #02-25 |
| 06-18-16, #AOTA-160618 | | 07-12-98, #98-28 |
| 06-18-16, #16-25 | | 07-27-97, #97-30 |
| 04-09-16, #AOTA-160409 | | 06-13-93, #93-24 |
| 11-08-15, #BWR-15-11-08 | | 07-21-91, #91-29 |
| 08-30-14, #ISGD-14-49 | | 07-08-90, #90-27 |
| 06-21-14, #AOTA-140621 | | 07-30-89, #89-31 |
| 05-01-14, #MMP-30 | | 07-26-87, #87-30 |
| 02-01-14, #AOTA-140201 | | 04-05-87, #87-14 |
| 06-08-13, #13-23 | | 07-13-86, #86-28 |
| 06-01-13, #AOTA-130601 | | 06-30-85, #KMET-85-26 |
| 04-13-13, #13-15 | | 06-30-85, #85-26 |
| 09-01-12, #AOTA-120901 | | 06-24-84, #84-26 |
| 06-23-12, #AOTA-120623 | | 04-29-84, #84-18 |
| 06-19-12, #BWR-12-06-19 | | 12-04-83, #83-49 |
| 12-03-11, #AOTA-111203 | | 06-28-81, #81-26 |
| 11-26-11, #11-48 | | 03-29-81, #81-13 |
| 06-25-11, #AOTA-110625 | | 07-13-80, #80-28 |
| 06-21-11, #BWR-11-06-21 | | 07-22-79, #79-29 |
| 05-28-11, #AOTA-110528 | | 05-27-79, #79-21 |
| 06-14-09, #MMCZ-09-21 | | 01-28-79, #79-04 |
| 07-06-08, #08-27 | | 07-18-76, #103 |
| 01-28-07, #MMS-63 | | 08-17-75, #55 |
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