Tabatha Twitchit

Les Reed, Barry Mason

[Verse 1]
I once knew a lady
A little old lady
Before I started to grow
She'd tea ev’ry Sunday
Was up on a Monday
Though she had no place to go

[Chorus]
And her name was Tabatha Twitchit
Is it right what I'm tellin' you now?
Yes, her name was Tabatha Twitchit
Is it right? Yes, it is ’cause I know

[Verse 2]
She had a friend who
We both used to talk to
Anton the Great was his name
And she could depend on
Her great little Anton
Whose picture she hung in a frame

[Chorus]
And he loved Miss Tabatha Twitchit
Is it right what I'm tellin' you now?
Yes, he loved Miss Tabatha Twitchit
Is it right? Yеs, it is 'cause I know

[Bridge]
Old-fashioned lace
Around thе face of the lady
Old-fashioned grace
She meant the world to me

[Instrumental Break]

[Verse 3]
I once knew a lady
A sweet, little lady
But then I started to grow
We cried on a Sunday
I left on a Monday
Where she is now I don't know

[Chorus]
So, I lost my Tabatha Twitchit
Is it right what I'm tellin' you now?
Yes, I lost my Tabatha Twitchit
Is it right? Yes, it is 'cause I know

Trivia about the song Tabatha Twitchit by The Dave Clark Five

When was the song “Tabatha Twitchit” released by The Dave Clark Five?
The song Tabatha Twitchit was released in 1967, on the album “You Got What It Takes”.
Who composed the song “Tabatha Twitchit” by The Dave Clark Five?
The song “Tabatha Twitchit” by The Dave Clark Five was composed by Les Reed, Barry Mason.

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