Artist: Billy J. Kramer with The Dakotas
Song: "Little Children" Single (1964)

Official Site URL's:
http://billyjkramer.com/
Wiki URL's:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Billy_J._Kramer
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Little_Children_(song)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H3yO6eUvJAA


AUTHOR:
Tab annotated by rikigo (grosserr@gmail.com)

TUNING:
Standard Tuning,
Capo on 3rd fret.

BACKGROUND:
"...The song is sung from the point of view of man cajoling and bribing the young 
of his girlfriend not not to 'tell on' him about their relationship."
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Little_Children_(song)

TEMPO: Andante moderato

CHORDS:
D    ========== XX0232
C    ========== 332010
A    ========== X02220
F    ========== 133211
G    ========== 320003
E    ========== 022100
A7   ========== X02020


Intro:
|D   |C   |A   | (x 2)


Verse 1:
D                                       C   A
Little children, you better not tell on me, I'm tellin' you,
D                                             C    D
little children, you better not tell what you see.
D                   G
And if you're good, I'll give you candy and a quarter,
A                F               E                          A
if you're quiet, like you oughta be, and keep a secret with me.


Verse 2:
A7                   D
I wish they would go away.
D                                           C        A
Little children, now why aren't you playin' outside, I'm askin' you,
D                                              C     D
you can't fool me, cause I'm gonna know if you hide, and try to peek.
G                               A
I'm gonna treat you to a movie, stop your gigglin',
F              E     A                      D
children do be nice, like little sugars and spice.


Chorus:
F                       G       F                      G
You saw me kissin' your sister, you saw me holdin' her hand,
G                         A       G                 A
but if you snitch to your mother, your father won't understand.


Verse 3:
A7                       D
I wish they would take a nap.
D                                          C    A
Little children, now why don't you go, bye-bye, go anywhere at all.
D                                        C      D
Little children, I know you could if you tried, go up the stairs!
G
Me and your sister, we're goin' steady,
A                   F              E   A
how can I kiss her, when I'm ready to?
A7                        D   G      A
With little children like you around.
                    D  G          A                   D   C  A7 D
I wonder what can I do around, little children like you?

(End)