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1. C You made life cheery when you called me "dearie," F E7 'twas down where the bluegrass grows, A7 D7 Your lips were sweeter than julep, when you wore that tulip, G7 C And I wore a big red rose [Verse 2] The love you vowed to cherish has not faltered thro' the years You banish all my fears, your voice like music cheers, You are the same sweet.

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2. WHEN YOU WORE A TULIP AND I WORE A BIG RED ROSE (Music: Percy Wenrich / Lyrics: Jack Mahoney) American Quartet - Dolly Connolly - Walter Van Brunt - John & Emery McClung - Dolly Connolly (feat. in the film short "Dolly Connolly & Percy Wenrich") - Billy Jones & Ernest Hare - Virginia Verrill (dubbing for Jean Harlow in the film "Suzy") - Hoosier .

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3. When You Wore a Tulip Lyrics: When you wore a tulip / A sweet, yellow tulip / And I wore a big red rose / When you caressed me / 'Twas then Heaven blessed me / Such a blessing no one knows / You.

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4. Tiny Tim When You Wore A Tulip lyrics & video: When you wore a tulip, A sweet, yellow tulip, And I wore a big red rose. When you caressed me, 'Twas then Heaven blessed me, Suc.

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5. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the Vinyl release of Tip-Toe Thru' The Tulips With Me on Discogs.

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6. When You Wore a Tulip is a song written by Percy Wenrich and Jack Mahoney. Performed by the Stooges (Moe, Larry, and Shemp) in their television appearance, Camel Comedy Caravan (March 11st, ). Lyrics Edit. Cho: When you wore a tulip, a sweet yellow tulip. And I wore a big red rose. When you caressed me, 'twas then Heaven blessed me.

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7. When You Wore A Tulip (WORD) ( KB) When You Wore A Tulip (PDF) ( KB) Music by Percy Wenrich, Lyrics by Jack Mahoney. Publication date: Although she did not record it, this song was a hit in live performance for Dolly Connolly, who was Wenrich's wife. It's likely that the original performance of this work was by Connolly.

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8. Jul 22,  · When you wore a tulip, Yes, you wore a yellow tulip, And I, and I wore a rose, A big fat rose! When you caressed me, 'Twas then heaven blessed me, What a bless, what a bless, What a blessing no-one knows. You made life cheery When you called me dearie, It was down where the blue grass grows. Your lips were sweeter than julip When you wore a.

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9. chance to start living.” If these sleeping men were dead instead of sleeping, they’d be no worse off than they are now. There are a lot of men who can rule Naples just as well as this sleeping guy here can. There are a lot of men who babble nonsense as well as Gonzalo. I could do it myself. Oh.

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