Ti Pi Tin

One night, when the moon was so mellow
Rosita met young Manuelo
He held her like this, this lovely miss
Then stole a kiss, this fellow

He said he was glad he'd met her
And soon, he would come and get her
But she said "No, no I cannot go, until I know you better"

Ti-pi-ti, ti-pi-tin
Ti-pi-ti-pi-tan, ti-pi-ta
He kept on his feeling, and he added a feeling
She was satisfied

Ti-pi-ti-pi-tin, ti-pi-tin
Ti-pi-ti-pi-tan, ti-pi-ta
She was saying "Go, sir"
So, he held her, that so he complied

One night, when the moon was so mellow, oh-oh-oh
Rosita met young, ha-ha-ha, Manuelo
He held her, du-ra-ra-ra-rum, du-ra-du-ra-raa
Ree-du-ra-ra, du-ram-pa-re-ram
Pa-du-du-ra-raa

He said he was glad that he had met her
And soon, he would ca-ha-ha-hum, and he get her
But she said, "No! No! I cannot go until I, I know you better"

Ti-pi-tin, ti-pi-tin-tin
Ti-pi-ta, ti-pi-ta-ta
Ti-pi-ta, ti-pi-ta-ta
Du-du-du-ra-rah-rah
Du-du-du-ra-rah-rah
Du-du

Ti-pi-tin, ti-pi-tin-tin
Ti-pi-ta, ti-pi-ta-ta
Du-du-du-u-du-du
Du-ra-ra-rah, du-ra-ra-rah
Ra-ra-ra-rah-du

It came to be that he and she, were one, and now, they're two