 |
| Browse: A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z |
 Songs
 Albums
|
Tony Norwell Miscellaneous The Little Tramp The Little Tramp In a cabin in Alaska, or in a restaurant so fine; On a ship as hopeful immigrant – or a worker on a line. As the good guy or the bad one, as the jester or the clown – You could make us laugh or cry then – when all the chips were down. The little tramp is what they called you – as you danced or waddled by; But you made the world laugh with you and then you’d turn and make them cry. I remember you so well, Charlie, up upon that silver screen. Most every film you ever made then – I must have gone and seen. All the hours I practised, when innocent and small – Thinking I could be just like you – came to nothing much at all. Those who were out just to hurt you – used ‘bout everything they dared; But all they ever seemed to do then – was never get you scared! Even I could always see you – when I was just a wee small boy – As a champion of justice – through your heartache and your joy… |
Videos
|
Add
All lyrics are property and copyright of their owners. All lyrics provided for educational purposes only.
Copyright © 2007-2009 LyricWorld.com, LoiNhac.com
© 2009 lyricworld.com, loinhac.com are two of a family of companies in the LmVN Group.