"TLC" genre: General Children's Music
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	A song about a paddy-wack man with a knick-knack-knee and a family of children who live in a little brown house. Lots of fun!
	CD: T.L.C.   Label: Beak Records Credits: Words & Music by Duncan Wells
	Story Behind the Song A song that started out as an exercise to write a song about a family that consisted entirely of children. Lyrics Bobby has a bob-sled Billy bought a goat little lambs eat ivy little does eat oats Barbie has a doll with a closet full of clothes and they all live together in a little brown house There's a little white fence a big green tree that grew one day from a little pink seed and the paddy-wack man with the knick knack knee comes around every day for T.L.C. tender love and care hug a teddy bear wear a ribbon in your hair it can wipe away your tears . Mary is contrary Ricky has a rhyme it brings her down to Earth it seems to work every time Larry laughs a lot whenever Jerry tells a joke everybody's happy in the little brown house. There's a big back yard, a big lawn swing and every Sunday afternoon they get together and sing Rock-a-bye baby while the church bells ring all across the valley for T.L.C. tender love and care hug a teddy bear wear a ribbon in your hair it can wipe away your tears. Dodie love to dance Sharon likes to share to scratch an itchy back or plant flowers everywhere Tommy takes total see him counting on his toes ten little piggys in a little brown house. There's a big red sun shining in the sky bats are in the belfry and the birds fly by baby's out of bed now, bouncing on my knee it's time to fill her bottle with T.L.C. tender love and care hug a teddy bear wear a ribbon in your hair it can wipe away your tears

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