Letra de la canción 'SYNCOPATED CLOCK' de 'THE BOSTON POPS ORCHESTRA'

The syncopated clockleroy andersonwords by mitchell parishmusic by leroy andersoncharted at # 12 in 1951competing version by the boston pops orchestra hit # 28.there was a man like you and me, as simple as a man could ever be;and he was happy as a king, except for one peculiar thing.he had a clock that worked all right, it worked all right, but not exactly quite;instead of going andquot;tick, tock, tickandquot;, the crazy clock went andquot;tock, tick, tockandquot;.the poor old man just raved and raved, because nobody could saywhy his silly clock behaved that hickory dickory way.but now a famous man is he, he owns a public curiosity;andgt;from far and wide the people flock to hear the syncopated clock.tick-a-tock, tick-a-tock,thereand's a zing in the swing of that clock,tock-a-tick, tock-a-tick, donand't you think itand's a marvelous trick?ting-a-ling, ting-a-ling,thereand's a zong in the bong of that ring,ling-a-ting, ling-a-ting, donand't you think itand's a wonderful thing?the experts came to hear and see,but none of them could solve the mystery.they called professor einstein too,he said andquot;thereand's nothing i can doandquot;.but soon the fickle human race will find another freak to take itsplace,and one fine day the man will hock the poor old syncopated clock.

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