Tiny Tim - Stay Down Here Where You Belong Lyrics

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Can you put the lyrics please

One of the best songs

If I go on a killing spree, I’m playing this whole album, starting with this song. Now ya know.

Brenton Tarrant II over here.

Coming for you

Fucking School Shooter. Get OUT of here. STOP SHOOTING YOUR GUNS. DISGUSTING. GET OUT OF HERE.

This arrangement rocks

My Mother Was Listening 2 The Song Now And I Told Her ThaT It Sounded Like Herbert Khaury AKA Tiny Tim Was Singing Under Water And All BeCause Of The Scratchy Noise Of An Old Record Player Is Playing In The Song LOL LMAO HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA ;)

I Really Like And Love This Song I've AlWays Heard It On Pandora And I Still Continue 2 Still Listen 2 It ♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡♡

Who The Fuck Is Pandora. Are you talking about Pandora From The Movie? That's FUCKING gross. She was GROSS. PANDORA NEEDED BOUNDARIES.

@Death Grips ugh another troll

@Cranker Hyena good one kid. but you made one mistake......... You're Pathetic. :)

@Death Grips yes i made a mistake i fed a troll

@Cranker Hyena hahahahahaha buckaroo.... i am sitting here typing annd laughin g at you. siimple minded fool.

"Stay down here where you belong!
The folks who live above you don't know right from wrong!"

IRVING BERLIN, MAN. (pause) Boy, the things you learn about people!

"If you go way up there, my son
I know you'll be surprised
You'll find a lot of people
Who are not civilized!"

This song was written by Irving Berlin in 1914 as an anti-war song. Later, after he was so successful writing patriotic songs he didn't want people to know he wrote it. Groucho Marx used to come up behind him at parties and sing the song and I think I read in one of Groucho's books that Berlin offered him a large sum of money if he would stop doing that, which of course Groucho had to refuse.

Thanks for the facts!

Groucho famously recounted the story in his Carnegie Hall concert a few years before he died. Check it out. He sings it too. Definitely worth checking out.

Yeah, he did. The story was that Groucho had sang the song publically, and when the song had concluded, Berlin called Groucho over to him and told him: "Groucho, if you EVER, EVER get the urge to sing that song again, please, please come to me first, and I'll give you $100 for every time you don't sing it."