Biografía:
Su verdadero nombre era Ethel Agnes Zimmermann, y nació en casa de su abuela materna en el 359 de la 6ª Avenida, en el barrio de Astoria (Queens), en Nueva York. Su padre, Edward Zimmermann, era un contable, y su madre, Agnes Gardner, maestra. El padre de Merman era de origen alemán y luterano, y su madre de origen escocés y presbiteriana; ella fue bautizada episcopaliana.1 Solía permanecer fuera de los estudios Famous Players-Lasky esperando a ver a su estrella favorita de Broadway, Alice Brady.
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Ukulele Lady
As recorded by Ethel Merman (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ethel_Merman)
and interpreted by Joe G
This song was used in a Muppet Show sketch and has been done by many performers, this is
Ethel Merman version:
Standard tuning with a Capo on 7
G G/F# Em D
If you like a ukulele lady
G G/F# Em D
Ukulele lady like a you
Am Am7 D
If you want to linger where it's shady
Am D7 G
Ukulele lady linger too
G G/F# Em D
If you kiss a ukulele lady
G G/F# Em D
While you promise ever to be true
Am Am7 D Am D
G
And she see another ukulele lady fool around with you
C G
Maybe she'll sigh, maybe she'll cry
A7
Maybe she will find somebody else
D D7
By and by
G G/F# Em D
To sing to when it's cool and shady
G G/F# Em D
Where the tricky wicky wackies woo
Am Am7 D
If you like a ukulele lady
Am D7 G
Ukulele lady like-a you
(Repeat the whole thing)
As recorded by Ethel Merman (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ethel_Merman)
and interpreted by Joe G
This song was used in a Muppet Show sketch and has been done by many performers, this is
Ethel Merman version:
Standard tuning with a Capo on 7
G G/F# Em D
If you like a ukulele lady
G G/F# Em D
Ukulele lady like a you
Am Am7 D
If you want to linger where it's shady
Am D7 G
Ukulele lady linger too
G G/F# Em D
If you kiss a ukulele lady
G G/F# Em D
While you promise ever to be true
Am Am7 D Am D
G
And she see another ukulele lady fool around with you
C G
Maybe she'll sigh, maybe she'll cry
A7
Maybe she will find somebody else
D D7
By and by
G G/F# Em D
To sing to when it's cool and shady
G G/F# Em D
Where the tricky wicky wackies woo
Am Am7 D
If you like a ukulele lady
Am D7 G
Ukulele lady like-a you
(Repeat the whole thing)
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