Frogg

BOB FLICK, DICK FOLEY, JOHN PAINE, MIKE KIRKLAND

This is a story about a hip frog.
And we're gonna pick up on it now and
he's on his way out to do some shuckin' and jivin'.
You'll be able to tell right away that he's a big mover.

Frogg went a-courtin' and he did go, un-huh
Frogg went a-courtin' and he did go, un-huh
Frogg went a-courtin' and he did go
To the Coconut Grove for the midnight show, un-huh un-huh un-huh

Mollie Mouse was the hat-check girl, woo-woo
[spoken: he knew it all the time]
Mollie Mouse was the hat-check girl, woo-woo
Mollie Mouse was the hat-check girl
He thought he'd give this chick a whirl, woo-woo, woo-woo, woo-woo

He sauntered up to Mollie Mouse's side, un-huh
[spoken: the direct approach]
He sauntered up to Mollie Mouse's side, un-huh
When he got up to Mollie Mouse's side
He whispered "Mollie will you be my bride?" un-huh un-huh un-huh

Not without my Uncle Rat's consent, uh-uh
[spoken: her uncle wrestles on TV]
Not without my Uncle Rat's consent, uh-uh
Not without my Uncle Rat's consent
I wouldn't marry the President, uh-uh uh-uh uh-uh

Well, she said "That's it, Clyde, better hit the road, farewell"
"That's it, Clyde, better hit the road, goodbye"
"That's it, Clyde, better hit the road"
"You ain't no frog you're a horned toad, farewell, goodbye, adios"
Farewell, goodbye, adios
You know, I believe that,uh,
any more verses to this song would be anticlimactic;
think we ought to end it
Farewell, goodbye, adios
Hey, ain't you gonna let me finish up?
Farewell, goodbye, adios
Aw, shut up, I'm your leader
No, no hands, no hands

Auf Wiedersehen
Farewell, goodbye, adios
Farewell, goodbye, adios

Trivia about the song Frogg by The Brothers Four

On which albums was the song “Frogg” released by The Brothers Four?
The Brothers Four released the song on the albums “Roamin’” in 1960, “36 All-Time Folk Favorites” in 2000, and “Greenfields And Other Folk Music Greats” in 2012.
Who composed the song “Frogg” by The Brothers Four?
The song “Frogg” by The Brothers Four was composed by BOB FLICK, DICK FOLEY, JOHN PAINE, MIKE KIRKLAND.

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