The continuing story of Bungalow Bill Copyright Northern Songs.
Written by John, this song is about a young American college student named Richard A. Cooke III, who was the son of a lady named Nancy, who was retired in India, along with the Beatles. Richard really did go to tiger hunting with his mother, and he did shoot and kill a tiger, and this song makes fun of this event.
CC G7 C Fm G7 Hey Bungalow Bill, What do you kill? Bungalow Bill? A E7 A Dm A Dm E7 Hey Bungalow Bill, What do you kill? Bungalow Bill? Am C6 FG He went out tiger hunting with his elephant and gun Am C6 FG Incase of accidents he always took his mother EG Am Fm He is the all-American bullet-headed Saxon mother's son ... [No guitar here] and all the children sing CC G7 C Fm G7 Hey Bungalow Bill, What do you kill? Bungalow Bill? A E7 A Dm A Dm E7 Hey Bungalow Bill, What do you kill? Bungalow Bill? Am C6 FG Deep in the jungle where the tiger is powerful Am C6 FG Bill and his elephant were taken by surprise EG Am Fm So Captain Marvel zapped in right between the eyes ... [No guitar] and all the children sing CC G7 C Fm G7 Hey Bungalow Bill, What do you kill? Bungalow Bill? A E7 A Dm A Dm E7 Hey Bungalow Bill, What do you kill? Bungalow Bill? Am C6 FG The children asked him if to kill was not a sin Am C6 FG Before, it looked so feirce his mother butted in Am C6 FG If looks could kill, he would have been us instead of him [No guitar] and all the children sing CC G7 C Fm G7 Hey Bungalow Bill, What do you kill? Bungalow Bill? A E7 A Dm A Dm E7 Hey Bungalow Bill, What do you kill? Bungalow Bill? CC G7 C Fm G7 Hey Bungalow Bill, What do you kill? Bungalow Bill? A E7 A Dm A Dm E7 Hey Bungalow Bill, What do you kill? Bungalow Bill? * Whistle chorus til fade *
