Frank Crumit (September 26, 1889 - September 7, 1943) was a popular United States singer and songwriter. His biggest hits were made during the 1920s and early 1930s, including popular phonograph records of "Frankie and Johnnie", "Abdul Abulbul Amir", "A Gay Caballero", "The Song of the Prune", "There's No-one With Endurance Like The Man Who Sells Insurance", "I Wish That I'd Been Born in Borneo", "What Kind of a Noise Annoys an Oyster?", and "I Learned About Women From Her".
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Verse 1: F I saw the splendor of the moonlight Db7C7F On Honolu-lu Bay F There something tender in the moonlight Db7C7F On Honolu-lu Bay
Dm And all the beaches are full of peaches AmF Who bring their 'ukes' along F And in the glimmer of the moonlight Db7C7 They love to sing this song
Chorus: FAmDmAm If you like-a Ukulele Lady FAmDmAm Ukulele Lady like-a you Gm7C7Gm7C7 If you like to linger where it's shady Gm7C7F Ukulele Lady linger too FAmDmAm If you kiss a Ukulele Lady FAmDmAm While you promise ever to be true Gm7C7Gm7C7 And she see an other Ukulele Gm7C7F Lady fool around with you
FAmDmAm To sing to When it's cool and shady FAmDmAm Where the tricky Wicki Wackies woo Gm7C7Gm7C7 If you like A Ukulele Lady Gm7C7F Ukulele Lady like a you
Verse 2: F She used to sing to me by moonlight Db7C7F On Honolu-lu Bay F Fond mem'rys cling to me by moonlight Db7C7F Although I'm far a way
Dm Someday I'm going where eyes are glowing AmF And lips are made to kiss F To see somebody in the moonlight Db7C7 And hear the song I miss
Chorus: FAmDmAm If you like-a Ukulele Lady FAmDmAm Ukulele Lady like-a you Gm7C7Gm7C7 If you like to linger where it's shady Gm7C7F Ukulele Lady linger too FAmDmAm If you kiss a Ukulele Lady FAmDmAm While you promise ever to be true Gm7C7Gm7C7 And she see an other Ukulele Gm7C7F Lady fool around with you
FAmDmAm To sing to When it's cool and shady FAmDmAm Where the tricky Wicki Wackies woo Gm7C7Gm7C7 If you like A Ukulele Lady Gm7C7FBbFBbFBbF Ukulele Lady like a you like-a me, like I like-a you, like we like-a both the same Gm7C7Gm7C7Gm7C7F I'd like to say this very day Ukulele Lady like a you.