Chords for It Tickles
Tempo:
97.3 bpm
Chords used:
E
A
D
F#
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
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[E]
Well, when I was a growing up, I was a pip.
I drove me a [A] mustache on my lip.
It wasn't very [E] sticky, mostly fuzz.
I thought I'd give [A] all the girls a buzz.
I got real [E] sweet on a Nelly Wills.
I drove a country [A] girl back in the hills.
I asked her once if [E] I could give her a peck.
She said, if you can beat me [A] to the old haystack.
Well, I beat her there [E] and I hugged her tight.
I turned loose all of [A] my dynamite.
I swear my kiss was [E] a pretty lush.
She smiled real big and began to blush.
It tickles.
[D] It tickles.
I like it, but it sure feels [E] funny.
It's [A] tickling me.
Well, I got me a name [E] in the neighborhood.
The girls [A] all liked me.
I knew they would.
I let it [E] grow for a month or two just to [A] see what I could do.
There was [E] a gal named Fanny Smith.
Told me [A] she didn't like to kiss.
I caught her off [E] guard and I didn't miss.
I didn't [A] know it'd feel like this.
Well, her eyes bugged [E] out and her face turned white.
She hugged me up [A] with all of her might.
I swear it took [E] her breath away.
She giggled and [A] I heard her say, it tickles.
[D] It tickles.
[A] You sure are a lot of [E] fun.
It's tickling me.
[A]
Well, I guess I've been [E] here a while.
They all went [A] crazy over my style.
They said I was [E] the best around.
The kiss-ness [A] man they'd ever found.
The good old [E] days are here again.
I used to [A] do it and I still can.
Said a [E] widower that I know.
I guess you'll [F#] never get too old.
[A] Well, I guess I've got [E] that old know-how.
You ought to see me [A] in action now.
My kiss has still [E] got that old sting.
The waiter says I ain't lost a thing.
It tickles.
[D] It tickles.
[A] [E] It's [A] tickling me.
Well, when I was a growing up, I was a pip.
I drove me a [A] mustache on my lip.
It wasn't very [E] sticky, mostly fuzz.
I thought I'd give [A] all the girls a buzz.
I got real [E] sweet on a Nelly Wills.
I drove a country [A] girl back in the hills.
I asked her once if [E] I could give her a peck.
She said, if you can beat me [A] to the old haystack.
Well, I beat her there [E] and I hugged her tight.
I turned loose all of [A] my dynamite.
I swear my kiss was [E] a pretty lush.
She smiled real big and began to blush.
It tickles.
[D] It tickles.
I like it, but it sure feels [E] funny.
It's [A] tickling me.
Well, I got me a name [E] in the neighborhood.
The girls [A] all liked me.
I knew they would.
I let it [E] grow for a month or two just to [A] see what I could do.
There was [E] a gal named Fanny Smith.
Told me [A] she didn't like to kiss.
I caught her off [E] guard and I didn't miss.
I didn't [A] know it'd feel like this.
Well, her eyes bugged [E] out and her face turned white.
She hugged me up [A] with all of her might.
I swear it took [E] her breath away.
She giggled and [A] I heard her say, it tickles.
[D] It tickles.
[A] You sure are a lot of [E] fun.
It's tickling me.
[A]
Well, I guess I've been [E] here a while.
They all went [A] crazy over my style.
They said I was [E] the best around.
The kiss-ness [A] man they'd ever found.
The good old [E] days are here again.
I used to [A] do it and I still can.
Said a [E] widower that I know.
I guess you'll [F#] never get too old.
[A] Well, I guess I've got [E] that old know-how.
You ought to see me [A] in action now.
My kiss has still [E] got that old sting.
The waiter says I ain't lost a thing.
It tickles.
[D] It tickles.
[A] [E] It's [A] tickling me.
Key:
E
A
D
F#
E
A
D
F#
_ _ _ [E] _ _ _ _
Well, when I was a growing up, I was a pip.
I drove me a [A] mustache on my lip.
It wasn't very [E] sticky, mostly fuzz.
I thought I'd give [A] all the girls a buzz.
I got real [E] sweet on a Nelly Wills.
I drove a country [A] girl back in the hills.
I asked her once if [E] I could give her a peck.
She said, if you can beat me [A] to the old haystack.
Well, I beat her there [E] and I hugged her tight.
I turned loose all of [A] my dynamite.
I swear my kiss was [E] a pretty lush.
She smiled real big and began to blush.
It tickles.
[D] It tickles.
I like it, but it sure feels [E] funny.
It's [A] tickling me.
Well, I got me a name [E] in the neighborhood.
The girls [A] all liked me.
I knew they would.
I let it [E] grow for a month or two just to [A] see what I could do.
There was [E] a gal named Fanny Smith.
Told me [A] she didn't like to kiss.
I caught her off [E] guard and I didn't miss.
I didn't [A] know it'd feel like this.
Well, her eyes bugged [E] out and her face turned white.
She hugged me up [A] with all of her might.
I swear it took [E] her breath away.
She giggled and [A] I heard her say, it tickles.
_ [D] It tickles. _
[A] You sure are a lot of [E] fun.
It's tickling me.
_ _ _ _ _ _ [A] _ _
Well, I guess I've been [E] here a while.
They all went [A] crazy over my style.
They said I was [E] the best around.
The kiss-ness [A] man they'd ever found.
The good old [E] days are here again.
I used to [A] do it and I still can.
Said a [E] widower that I know.
I guess you'll [F#] never get too old.
[A] Well, I guess I've got [E] that old know-how.
You ought to see me [A] in action now.
My kiss has still [E] got that old sting.
The waiter says I ain't lost a thing.
It tickles.
[D] It _ tickles.
[A] _ _ _ _ [E] It's [A] tickling me.
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Well, when I was a growing up, I was a pip.
I drove me a [A] mustache on my lip.
It wasn't very [E] sticky, mostly fuzz.
I thought I'd give [A] all the girls a buzz.
I got real [E] sweet on a Nelly Wills.
I drove a country [A] girl back in the hills.
I asked her once if [E] I could give her a peck.
She said, if you can beat me [A] to the old haystack.
Well, I beat her there [E] and I hugged her tight.
I turned loose all of [A] my dynamite.
I swear my kiss was [E] a pretty lush.
She smiled real big and began to blush.
It tickles.
[D] It tickles.
I like it, but it sure feels [E] funny.
It's [A] tickling me.
Well, I got me a name [E] in the neighborhood.
The girls [A] all liked me.
I knew they would.
I let it [E] grow for a month or two just to [A] see what I could do.
There was [E] a gal named Fanny Smith.
Told me [A] she didn't like to kiss.
I caught her off [E] guard and I didn't miss.
I didn't [A] know it'd feel like this.
Well, her eyes bugged [E] out and her face turned white.
She hugged me up [A] with all of her might.
I swear it took [E] her breath away.
She giggled and [A] I heard her say, it tickles.
_ [D] It tickles. _
[A] You sure are a lot of [E] fun.
It's tickling me.
_ _ _ _ _ _ [A] _ _
Well, I guess I've been [E] here a while.
They all went [A] crazy over my style.
They said I was [E] the best around.
The kiss-ness [A] man they'd ever found.
The good old [E] days are here again.
I used to [A] do it and I still can.
Said a [E] widower that I know.
I guess you'll [F#] never get too old.
[A] Well, I guess I've got [E] that old know-how.
You ought to see me [A] in action now.
My kiss has still [E] got that old sting.
The waiter says I ain't lost a thing.
It tickles.
[D] It _ tickles.
[A] _ _ _ _ [E] It's [A] tickling me.
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _