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Rank this week: 10 (↑23)
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2:27
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1939 (CapSuper)
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Rub-a-dub-dub, three men in a tub
My, how unsanitary
I'm so happy, oh so happy, I could shout with glee
The thing I've always wanted has finally come to me
Even when I was a boy I used to ask my dad,
"Say, why can't I have one like that?" He'd say, "Go 'way, my lad!"
I felt so small and puny beside the other men
But what could you expect, my friends, 'cause I was only ten
Now Pop said, "If you'll be patient, son, and do your very best
I'll tell you a few secrets and Nature will do the rest"
My father had a thick one, 'twas just as big as this
I used to hide and watch him as he'd flick it at a miss
My uncle had a cute one, it was ooh, so small and thin
And though the men all laughed at him, he'd say, "This thing ain't tin!"
My grandpa had a big one - whoo, wow, was that a beaut
I give you my word of honor, it hung halfway down his suit
It makes no difference what's the size or even if it's colored
Long or short, fat or thin, as long as the thing is solid
As I got a little older, mine started in to grow
Just what it would finally look like I really didn't know
I would nurse it, and pat it, and I'd give it every care
I'd stand before the mirror for hours and just stare
I'd measure it each morning, to me 'twas such a treat
To find that it had grown some, that's a thrill that can't be beat
Now all my work was not in vain, they call me Dapper Dan
I've got a full-grown moustache - today I am a man!
Rub-a-dub-dub, three men in a tub
My, how interesting
Move over, boys... (Backwoods) |
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Current Rating
10.0
(2 votes)
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| Played on 33 shows: |
 | 02-06-16, #16-06 | | 03-13-83, #83-11 |
 | 05-03-14, #ISGD-14-24 | | 12-12-82, #82-50 |
| 02-22-14, #14-08 | | 03-23-80, #80-12 |
| 05-04-13, #13-18 | | 11-07-76, #119 |
| 04-23-11, #MMCZ-11-17 | | 06-13-76, #98 |
| 06-10-07, #MMS-81 | | 03-21-76, #86 |
| 11-26-05, #FFM-18 | | 02-01-76, #79 |
| 05-31-98, #98-22 | | 10-26-75, #65 |
| 10-02-94, #94-40 | | 09-07-75, #58 |
| 01-17-93, #93-03 | | 08-17-75, #55 |
| 03-03-91, #91-09 | | 04-13-75, #41 |
| 09-17-89, #89-38 | | 01-19-75, #29 |
| 09-22-85, #85-38 | | 12-15-74, #24 |
| 03-17-85, #85-11 | | 09-22-74, #12 |
| 09-16-84, #84-38 | | 12-30-73, #KMET-73-52 |
| 01-29-84, #84-05 | | 08-19-73, #KMET-73-33 |
| 04-03-83, #83-14 | | |
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fiogf49gjkf0d Because over the years, others couldn't decide how they wanted to spell it either and a different spelling will generate a separate song page. Both spellings are technically correct, but only one is on the 78.
The mp3s on the pages are different copies of the same song. Easily fixed. Smash 'em together to make one big one...
Done.
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fiogf49gjkf0d The original 78 reads "Mustache".
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fiogf49gjkf0d Is this spelled Mustache or Moustache?
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Song samples are provided for information purposes only and are intended
to enable the users to sample the music (as they are in very low quality) before
they take the decision of purchasing the music. This right is expressly permitted
under "Fair Use" as nonprofit educational purposes only. The
ownership of the copyright of the songs rests with the respective owners.
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