I told the witch doc tor I was in love with you.
I told the witch doc tor I was in love with you.
And then the (G7)witch doc tor, he (C)told me what to do.
He said that oo ee (F)oo ah ah (C)ting tang (G7)wal la wal la bing bang, oo ee (F)oo ah ah ting (G7)tang wal la wal la bing (C)bang.
Oo ee (F)oo ah ah (C)ting tang (G7)wal la wal la bing bang, oo ee (F)oo ah ah ting (G7)tang wal la wal la bing (C)bang.
I told the witch doc tor you did n’t love me true.
I told the witch doc tor you did n’t love me nice.
And then the (G7)witch doc tor, he (C)gave me this ad vice.
He said that oo ee (F)oo ah ah (C)ting tang (G7)wal la wal la bing bang, oo ee (F)oo ah ah ting (G7)tang wal la wal la bing (C)bang.
Oo ee (F)oo ah ah (C)ting tang (G7)wal la wal la bing bang, oo ee (F)oo ah ah ting (G7)tang wal la wal la bing (C)bang.
(C)bang.
(F)You’ve been keep ing love from me just (C)like you were a mis er, and (G)I’ll ad mit, I was n’t ver y (C)smart.
So (F)I went out and (D)found my self a (C)guy that’s so much (Am)wis er, and (D7)he taught me the way to win your (G7)heart.
(C)bang, ting (Dm)tang wal la (G7)wal la bing (C)bang.
This page shows “Witch Doctor” by Ross Bagdasarian in our color-coded kid songbook view — every note is colored by pitch (red C, orange D, yellow E, green F, blue G, purple A, pink B) and the lyrics sit directly under each note, so children can sing along while they play. The song is in the key of C at 256 BPM, a slightly more challenging arrangement — practice each phrase slowly first.