Tickatoo
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Tickatoo
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Sittin' in the jungle
Waitin' for my uncle
Waitin' 'till he takes me home
Been waitin' here for six days
Couldn't find the right ways
To find my way back home
But then a strange thing happened
I saw a girl in a big canoo
She was young and oh so pretty
And her name was ... tickatoo.
Now sittin' un the jungle
Hoping that my uncle never,
Never, never will arrive
'cause it's cosy at the place
Lookin' all day at the face
Of my brand new wife
In the morning we will marry
In the style of the amazone's crew
I just want to stay the rest of my life
With a girl named ... tickatoo
In the morning we will marry
In the style of the amazone's crew
I just want to stay the rest of my life
With a girl named ... tickatoo.
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The Dizzy Man's Band performs "Tickatoo", and this lyric page sits inside the The Dizzy Man's Band catalog on LyroVerse.
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