Tabatha Twitchit

The Dave Clark Five

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Tabatha Twitchit By The Dave Clark Five [Intro] [Verse] I once knew a lady a little old lady before I started to grow! She tea every Sunday was up on a Monday though she had no place to go and her name was Tabatha Twitchit is it right? But I’m telling you now yes her name was! Tabatha Twitchit is it right? yes it is cuz I know        She had a man who we both use to talk to Anton the great was his name and she could depend on the great noble Anton whose picture she hung in her frame and he love miss Tabatha Twitchit is it right? But I’m telling you now yes he love miss Tabatha Twitchit is it right? Yes it is cuz I know Old fashion lace around her face of that lady Old fashioned glaze she meant to the world to me [Interlude]                                                              I once knew lady little sweet lady but then I started to grow we cry on Sunday I left on Monday where she is now I don’t know so I lost my Tabatha Twitchit is it right? But I’m telling you now yes I lost my Tabatha Twitchit is it right? Yes it is cuz I know [Outro]

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