Biografía:
Cantante británico nacido en 1936. Su nombre era Thomas Hicks. Antes de dedicarse a la música trabaja de marino mercante, actuando en pequeños locales con una banda de Country & Western. En 1956 un cazatalentos que piensa que es el Elvys británico lo contrata y le hace cambiar el nombre artístico. Pronto se convierte en estrella de la época. En 1958 deja su carrera musical y se dedica al cine.
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From the 1959 film Tommy the Toreador
Verse 1
C G C
Once upon a time there was a little white bull
C G C
Very sad because he was a little white bull (little white bull)
F Em Dm C
All the black bulls called him a coward just 'cos he was white
F Em D G
Only black bulls go to the bullring only black bulls fight
C G C
When he asked his mama if a little white bull (little white bull)
F E Am
Ever had a chance of turning black
F C
His mama said you silly little bull
G C
You're a pretty little bull you're my little bull
F C G C F C G C
So please don't ask me why little bull you just ain't black
Verse 2
C G C
But this did not satisfy that little white bull (little white bull)
C G C
He was an exception to that little white rule (little white rule)
F Em Dm C
Everyday alone in the meadow he'd find things to charge
F Em D7 G
Till one day he really imagined that his horns were large
C G C
Bold as brass right there and then the little white bull (little white bull)
F E Am
Quickly found the nearest road to town
F C
And people said what a funny little bull
G C
What a fluffy little bull he's our little bull
F C G C F C G C Cm
He marched along a proud little bull and hit the town
Bridge
Cm G# Cm G#
It was the day of the bullfight all the town were there
Cm G# Cm G#
Waiting to see the famous matador
Cm G# Cm G#
Trumpeters sounded a fanfare tam ta da dam tam tara
Cm G# G
Out from the throats of the crowd came a mighty roar
Cm Bb G# G
Into the ring to the shout of a great ole
Cm Bb G# G
Came the parade all prepared for a mighty fray
G
Matadors and picadors and toreadors
G
And who do you think as well
Verse 3
C G C
Trotting right behind them came the little white bull (little white bull)
C G C
How they laughed out loud to see the little white bull (little white bull)
F Em Dm C
Trotting 'round the giant arena with his head up high
F Em D G
Till the matador in the centre caught his tiny eye
C G C
Charging right up to him went the little white bull (little white bull)
F E Am
Charging twice and charging once again
F C
The matador cried toro little bull
G C
You're not a little bull you're a brave little bull
F C G C
You're gonna be a great little bull the best in Spain
F C
Then the crowd all shouted toro little bull
G C
You're not a little bull you're a brave little bull
F C G C
You're gonna be a great little bull the best in Spain
Outro
F C
So if you've got a little bull that's a white little bull
G C
It's quite possible that it might be the bull
G C
That's the best in Spain
Verse 1
C G C
Once upon a time there was a little white bull
C G C
Very sad because he was a little white bull (little white bull)
F Em Dm C
All the black bulls called him a coward just 'cos he was white
F Em D G
Only black bulls go to the bullring only black bulls fight
C G C
When he asked his mama if a little white bull (little white bull)
F E Am
Ever had a chance of turning black
F C
His mama said you silly little bull
G C
You're a pretty little bull you're my little bull
F C G C F C G C
So please don't ask me why little bull you just ain't black
Verse 2
C G C
But this did not satisfy that little white bull (little white bull)
C G C
He was an exception to that little white rule (little white rule)
F Em Dm C
Everyday alone in the meadow he'd find things to charge
F Em D7 G
Till one day he really imagined that his horns were large
C G C
Bold as brass right there and then the little white bull (little white bull)
F E Am
Quickly found the nearest road to town
F C
And people said what a funny little bull
G C
What a fluffy little bull he's our little bull
F C G C F C G C Cm
He marched along a proud little bull and hit the town
Bridge
Cm G# Cm G#
It was the day of the bullfight all the town were there
Cm G# Cm G#
Waiting to see the famous matador
Cm G# Cm G#
Trumpeters sounded a fanfare tam ta da dam tam tara
Cm G# G
Out from the throats of the crowd came a mighty roar
Cm Bb G# G
Into the ring to the shout of a great ole
Cm Bb G# G
Came the parade all prepared for a mighty fray
G
Matadors and picadors and toreadors
G
And who do you think as well
Verse 3
C G C
Trotting right behind them came the little white bull (little white bull)
C G C
How they laughed out loud to see the little white bull (little white bull)
F Em Dm C
Trotting 'round the giant arena with his head up high
F Em D G
Till the matador in the centre caught his tiny eye
C G C
Charging right up to him went the little white bull (little white bull)
F E Am
Charging twice and charging once again
F C
The matador cried toro little bull
G C
You're not a little bull you're a brave little bull
F C G C
You're gonna be a great little bull the best in Spain
F C
Then the crowd all shouted toro little bull
G C
You're not a little bull you're a brave little bull
F C G C
You're gonna be a great little bull the best in Spain
Outro
F C
So if you've got a little bull that's a white little bull
G C
It's quite possible that it might be the bull
G C
That's the best in Spain
Tomo Como Rey
Tomo Nakayama
Tomok
Tomorrow
Tomorrows Bad Se (...)
Tones on Tail
Tonetta
Toney Sparks
Tong
Tongo