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10 Jan 06 - 09:41 AM (#1645603) Subject: Lyr Add: THE KAZOO BAND (Thomas P Westendorf) From: Jim Dixon In another thread, Warsaw Ed said he had sequenced a midi file for this, so I thought we ought to have the words. Transcribed from the sheet music at The Library of Congress American Memory Collection: THE KAZOO BAND "Komic Song with Kazoo Korus Karefully Komposed, Kompiled, and Korrected by Thos. P. Westendorf" 1884. 1. No doubt you've heard of the great Kazoo. 'Tis a kind of a comical toy That came from the clime of the Kangaroo To be blown by a beautiful boy; And now 'tis played on the hill and heath Through the length and the breadth of the land, So close your eyes, yes, and hold your teeth While you listen to the Kazoo band. KAZOO KORUS.* Air. Tootle too tootle too tootle tootle tootle too. Altos. Too too tootle too. Tenors. Too too. Bass. Oo oo oo. Don't you year it ringing through the land? Air. Tootle too tootle too tootle tootle tootle too. Alto. Too too tootle too. Tenors. Too too tootle too. Bass. Oo oo oo oo oo. 'Tis the music of the Kazoo band. *If you kant get a Kazoo use a komb. 2. The Cornet bows to the great Kazoo, And the Clarinet cackles a while. The Bass gives a grunt and a howdy-do, So they join in a musical smile; But they admit when they hear it played That its tone is most wonderful grand, And crawl away to the quiet shade While they listen to the Kazoo band. 3. Now that you've heard of the great Kazoo, And been charmed by its wonderful noise, I hope that you'll go and you'll get one too, To be in with the rest of the boys. If not, my friend, you'll be left, I fear, And alone in the crowd you will stand. The whole wide world in the coming year Will be tooting in the Kazoo band. |
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25 Jan 12 - 08:12 PM (#3296325) Subject: RE: Lyr Add: The Kazoo Band (Thomas P Westendorf) From: motleyjust Since when did the kazoo come "from the clime of the Kangaroo"? motleyjustmotleynothingbutmotley http://kazoologist.org/ --More information than most people would ever want to know about Kazooz-- Celebrate National Kazoo Day--Some time between January 23 & 29th or whenever it is convenient for the kazooist. |