A popular song from 1924
Words and music by George A. Little, Arthur Sizemore and Larry Shay
The sheet music:
Accompaniment by James Pitt-Payne:
Lyrics
- In a room next to mine
A bride and groom all the time
Are spoonin’ and cooin’
Every night my sleep is ruined
“Ducky” this, “Snooky” that
They near drive me wild
Love is blind, so I find
But here’s what gets me riled
Chorus
Is you too tired to wash the dishes?
Too tired? Umh Hum
Too tired to feed the fishes?
Too tired? Umh Hum
Let’s go see a show
Won’t that be nice? Yes? No?
Where’ll we go?
Is momsy’s hotsy totsy
Too tired to make a little candy?
Too tired? Umh Hum
I think that fudge is dandy
Too tired? Umh Hum
You love me and I’ll love you
‘Cause there’s nothin’ left to do
Then maybe I’ll get s’eepy, too
Too tired? Uh Uh
- This lovesick Romeo
He had a trick radio
All rusted and busted
With the thing he was disgusted
But last night ’twas a fright
He found what was wrong
With a grin, tuned it in
And heard this all night long
Chorus
Is you too tired to wash the dishes?
Too tired? Umh Hum
Too tired to feed the fishes?
Too tired? Umh Hum
Let’s go see a show
Won’t that be nice? Yes? No?
Where’ll we go?
Is momsy’s hotsy totsy
Too tired to make a little candy?
Too tired? Umh Hum
I think that fudge is dandy
Too tired? Umh Hum
Let’s walk down the Avenue
Saw the cutest hat for you
And maybe I might buy it, too
Too tired? Uh Uh
Sung here by Laurence Rubenstein: