Tiny Bubbles

Tiny bubbles in the wine,
make me happy, make me feel fine,
tiny bubbles make me warm all over
with a feeling that I'm gonna love you 'til the end of time.

So here's to the golden moon,
and here's to the silver sea,
and mostly here's a toast to you and me

Tiny bubbles in the wine,
make me happy, make me feel fine,
tiny bubbles make me warm all over
with a feeling that I'm gonna love you 'til the end of time.

Tiny bubbles in the wine,
make me happy, make me feel fine,
tiny bubbles make me warm all over
with a feeling that I'm gonna love you 'til the end of time.

With a feeling that I'm gonna love you 'til the end of time.

Tiny Bubbles

sung by
Don Ho

This song "Tiny Bubbles" is such a happy, bubbly tune.
I am sure that a lot of you young ones will not know it,
or even remember hearing it before, but I hope some of
you "oldies", like me will remember it and enjoy it....**smile**

I grew up in a home where music was always around.
My Dad, who could not read a note of music,  could play almost
any instrument he laid his hands on, and how he could sing and dance.
He came from a large family of 8 boys and 1 girl, and they all loved 
music. One of his brothers  had his own band, which his son, my 
cousin Wes now has....(hope you enjoy this Wes!)

My Dad was happiest when he was playing music and singing or dancing.
I can still remember how his face would light up with his music.
He taught my sister Marilyn and me how to dance, and what fun that was...
I can remember so many of the old songs, but this has always been
one of my very favorites, and I hope yours.....
Our Country is going through such a hard time right now, and we all
need to have some enjoyment in our lives...
So put on your dancing shoes, grab your favorite partner,
and dance the "old fashioned" two step
to
"Tiny Bubbles"

© *ZIPLO*

Legendary crooner Don Ho, who entertained tourists 
ffor decades, wearing raspberry-tinted sunglasses and singing 
the catchy signature tune “Tiny Bubbles,” died Saturday morning 
4/14/07 of heart failure. He was 76.

Donald Tai Loy Ho, who was Hawaiian, Chinese, Portuguese, 
Dutch and German, was born Aug. 13, 1930, in Honolulu and 
grew up in the then-rural countryside of Kaneohe.

Ho entertained Hollywood’s biggest stars and thousands of 
tourists for four decades. For many, no trip to Hawaii was 
complete without seeing his Waikiki show — a mix of songs, 
jokes, double entendres, Hawaii history and audience participation.

Besides “Tiny Bubbles,” his other well-known songs include 
“I’ll Remember You,” “With All My Love,” and the “Hawaiian 
Wedding Song.”

He will go down in history as one of the great entertainers
of our time.