| Song | Cell Block Tango (Digitally Remastered 1996) |
| Artist | Chita Rivera |
| Album | Chicago |
| Download | Image LRC TXT |
| Pop! | |
| Six! | |
| Squish! | |
| Uh Uh (squeezing necklace) | |
| Cicero (Smoke puffs) | |
| Lipschitz! | |
| And now the 6 marry murderesses of the cook county | |
| jail in their rendition of the cell block tango | |
| Pop, six, squish, uh-uh | |
| Cicero, Lipschitz | |
| He had it coming | |
| He had it coming | |
| He only had himself to blame | |
| If you'd have been there | |
| If you'd have seen it | |
| I betcha you would have done the same! | |
| Pop, six, squish, uh-uh | |
| Cicero, Lipschitz | |
| You know how people | |
| have these little habits | |
| That get you down. Like Bernie. | |
| Bernie like to chew gum. | |
| No, not chew. POP. | |
| So I came home this one day | |
| And I am really irritated, and I'm | |
| looking for a bit of sympathy | |
| and there's Bernie layin' | |
| on the couch, drinkin' a beer | |
| and chewin'. No, not chewin'. | |
| Poppin'. So, I said to him, | |
| I said, "you pop that | |
| gum one more time..." | |
| and he did. | |
| So I took the shotgun off the wall | |
| and I fired two warning shots... | |
| ...into his head. | |
| He had it coming | |
| He had it coming | |
| He only had himself to blame | |
| If you'd have been there | |
| If you'd have heard it | |
| I betcha you would | |
| Have done the same! | |
| I met Ezekiel Young from | |
| Salt Lake city about two years ago | |
| and he told me he was single | |
| and we hit it off right away. | |
| So, we started living together. | |
| He'd go to work, he'd come home, I'd | |
| fix him a drink, We'd have dinner. | |
| And then I found out, | |
| "Single" he told me? | |
| Single, my ass. Not only | |
| was he married | |
| ...oh, no, he had six wives. | |
| One of those Mormons, you know. So that | |
| night, when he came home, I fixed him | |
| his drink as usual. | |
| You know, some guys just can't hold | |
| their arsenic. | |
| Hah! He had it coming | |
| He had it coming | |
| He took a flower | |
| In its prime | |
| And then he used it | |
| And he abused it | |
| It was a murder | |
| But not a crime! | |
| Pop, six, squish, uh-uh | |
| Cicero, Lipschitz | |
| Now, I'm standing in the kitchen | |
| carvin' up the chicken for dinner, | |
| minding my own business, | |
| and in storms my husband Wilbur, | |
| in a jealous rage. | |
| "You been screwin' the milkman," | |
| he says. He was crazy | |
| and he kept screamin', | |
| "you been screwin the milkman." | |
| And then he ran into my knife. | |
| He ran into my knife ten times.." | |
| If you'd have been there | |
| If you'd have seen it | |
| I betcha you would have done the same! | |
| Mit keresek, én itt? Azt mondják, | |
| hogy a híres lakem lefogta a férjemet én meg | |
| lecsaptam a fejét. De nem igaz, én ártatlan | |
| vagyok. Nem tudom miért mondja | |
| Uncle Sam, hogy én tettem. Probáltam | |
| a rendõrségen megmagyarázni de nem értették meg... | |
| Yeah, but did you do it? | |
| UH UH, not guilty! | |
| My sister, Veronica and | |
| I had this double act | |
| and my husband, Charlie, | |
| traveled around with us. | |
| Now, for the last number in | |
| our act, we did 20 acrobatic tricks | |
| one two three four,five...splits, spread eagles, | |
| back flips,flip flops, | |
| one right after the other. | |
| Well, this one night we were in the hotel Cicero, | |
| the three of us, | |
| boozin' and | |
| havin' a few laughs | |
| when we run out of ice. | |
| So I went out to get some. | |
| I come back, open the door | |
| and there's Veronica and | |
| Charlie doing Number Seventeen- | |
| the spread eagle. | |
| Well, I was in such a state of shock, | |
| I completely blacked out.I can't remember a thing. | |
| It wasn't until later, | |
| when I was washing the blood off my hands | |
| I even knew they were dead. | |
| They had it coming | |
| They had it coming | |
| They had it coming all along | |
| I didn't do it | |
| But if I'd done it | |
| How could you tell me that I was wrong? | |
| They had it coming | |
| They had it coming | |
| They had it coming | |
| They had it coming | |
| They had it coming | |
| All along | |
| I didn't do it | |
| But if I'd done it | |
| How could you tell me | |
| That I was wrong? | |
| I loved Alvin Lipschitz | |
| more than I can possibly say. | |
| He was a real artistic guy... | |
| sensitive... a painter. | |
| But | |
| He was always trying | |
| to find himself. | |
| He'd go out every night | |
| looking for himself | |
| and on the way | |
| he found Ruth, | |
| Gladys, | |
| Rosemary and Irving. | |
| I guess you can say we broke | |
| up because of artistic differences. | |
| He saw himself as alive | |
| and I saw him dead. | |
| The dirty bum, bum, bum, bum, bum | |
| The dirty bum, bum, bum, bum, bum | |
| They had it comin' | |
| They had it comin' | |
| They had it comin' | |
| They had it comin' | |
| They had it comin' | |
| They had it comin' | |
| All along | |
| All along | |
| 'Cause if they used us | |
| 'Cause if they used us And they abused us | |
| And they abused us | |
| How could you tell us | |
| How could you tell us That we were wrong? | |
| That we were wrong? | |
| He had it coming | |
| He had it coming | |
| He only had | |
| Himself | |
| To blame. | |
| If you'd have been there | |
| If you'd have seen it | |
| I betcha | |
| You would | |
| Have done | |
| The same! |
| Pop! | |
| Six! | |
| Squish! | |
| Uh Uh squeezing necklace | |
| Cicero Smoke puffs | |
| Lipschitz! | |
| And now the 6 marry murderesses of the cook county | |
| jail in their rendition of the cell block tango | |
| Pop, six, squish, uhuh | |
| Cicero, Lipschitz | |
| He had it coming | |
| He had it coming | |
| He only had himself to blame | |
| If you' d have been there | |
| If you' d have seen it | |
| I betcha you would have done the same! | |
| Pop, six, squish, uhuh | |
| Cicero, Lipschitz | |
| You know how people | |
| have these little habits | |
| That get you down. Like Bernie. | |
| Bernie like to chew gum. | |
| No, not chew. POP. | |
| So I came home this one day | |
| And I am really irritated, and I' m | |
| looking for a bit of sympathy | |
| and there' s Bernie layin' | |
| on the couch, drinkin' a beer | |
| and chewin'. No, not chewin'. | |
| Poppin'. So, I said to him, | |
| I said, " you pop that | |
| gum one more time..." | |
| and he did. | |
| So I took the shotgun off the wall | |
| and I fired two warning shots... | |
| ... into his head. | |
| He had it coming | |
| He had it coming | |
| He only had himself to blame | |
| If you' d have been there | |
| If you' d have heard it | |
| I betcha you would | |
| Have done the same! | |
| I met Ezekiel Young from | |
| Salt Lake city about two years ago | |
| and he told me he was single | |
| and we hit it off right away. | |
| So, we started living together. | |
| He' d go to work, he' d come home, I' d | |
| fix him a drink, We' d have dinner. | |
| And then I found out, | |
| " Single" he told me? | |
| Single, my ass. Not only | |
| was he married | |
| ... oh, no, he had six wives. | |
| One of those Mormons, you know. So that | |
| night, when he came home, I fixed him | |
| his drink as usual. | |
| You know, some guys just can' t hold | |
| their arsenic. | |
| Hah! He had it coming | |
| He had it coming | |
| He took a flower | |
| In its prime | |
| And then he used it | |
| And he abused it | |
| It was a murder | |
| But not a crime! | |
| Pop, six, squish, uhuh | |
| Cicero, Lipschitz | |
| Now, I' m standing in the kitchen | |
| carvin' up the chicken for dinner, | |
| minding my own business, | |
| and in storms my husband Wilbur, | |
| in a jealous rage. | |
| " You been screwin' the milkman," | |
| he says. He was crazy | |
| and he kept screamin', | |
| " you been screwin the milkman." | |
| And then he ran into my knife. | |
| He ran into my knife ten times.." | |
| If you' d have been there | |
| If you' d have seen it | |
| I betcha you would have done the same! | |
| Mit keresek, e n itt? Azt mondja k, | |
| hogy a hi res lakem lefogta a fe rjemet e n meg | |
| lecsaptam a feje t. De nem igaz, e n a rtatlan | |
| vagyok. Nem tudom mie rt mondja | |
| Uncle Sam, hogy e n tettem. Proba ltam | |
| a rend rse gen megmagyara zni de nem e rtette k meg... | |
| Yeah, but did you do it? | |
| UH UH, not guilty! | |
| My sister, Veronica and | |
| I had this double act | |
| and my husband, Charlie, | |
| traveled around with us. | |
| Now, for the last number in | |
| our act, we did 20 acrobatic tricks | |
| one two three four, five... splits, spread eagles, | |
| back flips, flip flops, | |
| one right after the other. | |
| Well, this one night we were in the hotel Cicero, | |
| the three of us, | |
| boozin' and | |
| havin' a few laughs | |
| when we run out of ice. | |
| So I went out to get some. | |
| I come back, open the door | |
| and there' s Veronica and | |
| Charlie doing Number Seventeen | |
| the spread eagle. | |
| Well, I was in such a state of shock, | |
| I completely blacked out. I can' t remember a thing. | |
| It wasn' t until later, | |
| when I was washing the blood off my hands | |
| I even knew they were dead. | |
| They had it coming | |
| They had it coming | |
| They had it coming all along | |
| I didn' t do it | |
| But if I' d done it | |
| How could you tell me that I was wrong? | |
| They had it coming | |
| They had it coming | |
| They had it coming | |
| They had it coming | |
| They had it coming | |
| All along | |
| I didn' t do it | |
| But if I' d done it | |
| How could you tell me | |
| That I was wrong? | |
| I loved Alvin Lipschitz | |
| more than I can possibly say. | |
| He was a real artistic guy... | |
| sensitive... a painter. | |
| But | |
| He was always trying | |
| to find himself. | |
| He' d go out every night | |
| looking for himself | |
| and on the way | |
| he found Ruth, | |
| Gladys, | |
| Rosemary and Irving. | |
| I guess you can say we broke | |
| up because of artistic differences. | |
| He saw himself as alive | |
| and I saw him dead. | |
| The dirty bum, bum, bum, bum, bum | |
| The dirty bum, bum, bum, bum, bum | |
| They had it comin' | |
| They had it comin' | |
| They had it comin' | |
| They had it comin' | |
| They had it comin' | |
| They had it comin' | |
| All along | |
| All along | |
| ' Cause if they used us | |
| ' Cause if they used us And they abused us | |
| And they abused us | |
| How could you tell us | |
| How could you tell us That we were wrong? | |
| That we were wrong? | |
| He had it coming | |
| He had it coming | |
| He only had | |
| Himself | |
| To blame. | |
| If you' d have been there | |
| If you' d have seen it | |
| I betcha | |
| You would | |
| Have done | |
| The same! |
| Pop! | |
| Six! | |
| Squish! | |
| Uh Uh squeezing necklace | |
| Cicero Smoke puffs | |
| Lipschitz! | |
| And now the 6 marry murderesses of the cook county | |
| jail in their rendition of the cell block tango | |
| Pop, six, squish, uhuh | |
| Cicero, Lipschitz | |
| He had it coming | |
| He had it coming | |
| He only had himself to blame | |
| If you' d have been there | |
| If you' d have seen it | |
| I betcha you would have done the same! | |
| Pop, six, squish, uhuh | |
| Cicero, Lipschitz | |
| You know how people | |
| have these little habits | |
| That get you down. Like Bernie. | |
| Bernie like to chew gum. | |
| No, not chew. POP. | |
| So I came home this one day | |
| And I am really irritated, and I' m | |
| looking for a bit of sympathy | |
| and there' s Bernie layin' | |
| on the couch, drinkin' a beer | |
| and chewin'. No, not chewin'. | |
| Poppin'. So, I said to him, | |
| I said, " you pop that | |
| gum one more time..." | |
| and he did. | |
| So I took the shotgun off the wall | |
| and I fired two warning shots... | |
| ... into his head. | |
| He had it coming | |
| He had it coming | |
| He only had himself to blame | |
| If you' d have been there | |
| If you' d have heard it | |
| I betcha you would | |
| Have done the same! | |
| I met Ezekiel Young from | |
| Salt Lake city about two years ago | |
| and he told me he was single | |
| and we hit it off right away. | |
| So, we started living together. | |
| He' d go to work, he' d come home, I' d | |
| fix him a drink, We' d have dinner. | |
| And then I found out, | |
| " Single" he told me? | |
| Single, my ass. Not only | |
| was he married | |
| ... oh, no, he had six wives. | |
| One of those Mormons, you know. So that | |
| night, when he came home, I fixed him | |
| his drink as usual. | |
| You know, some guys just can' t hold | |
| their arsenic. | |
| Hah! He had it coming | |
| He had it coming | |
| He took a flower | |
| In its prime | |
| And then he used it | |
| And he abused it | |
| It was a murder | |
| But not a crime! | |
| Pop, six, squish, uhuh | |
| Cicero, Lipschitz | |
| Now, I' m standing in the kitchen | |
| carvin' up the chicken for dinner, | |
| minding my own business, | |
| and in storms my husband Wilbur, | |
| in a jealous rage. | |
| " You been screwin' the milkman," | |
| he says. He was crazy | |
| and he kept screamin', | |
| " you been screwin the milkman." | |
| And then he ran into my knife. | |
| He ran into my knife ten times.." | |
| If you' d have been there | |
| If you' d have seen it | |
| I betcha you would have done the same! | |
| Mit keresek, é n itt? Azt mondjá k, | |
| hogy a hí res lakem lefogta a fé rjemet é n meg | |
| lecsaptam a fejé t. De nem igaz, é n á rtatlan | |
| vagyok. Nem tudom mié rt mondja | |
| Uncle Sam, hogy é n tettem. Probá ltam | |
| a rend rsé gen megmagyará zni de nem é rtetté k meg... | |
| Yeah, but did you do it? | |
| UH UH, not guilty! | |
| My sister, Veronica and | |
| I had this double act | |
| and my husband, Charlie, | |
| traveled around with us. | |
| Now, for the last number in | |
| our act, we did 20 acrobatic tricks | |
| one two three four, five... splits, spread eagles, | |
| back flips, flip flops, | |
| one right after the other. | |
| Well, this one night we were in the hotel Cicero, | |
| the three of us, | |
| boozin' and | |
| havin' a few laughs | |
| when we run out of ice. | |
| So I went out to get some. | |
| I come back, open the door | |
| and there' s Veronica and | |
| Charlie doing Number Seventeen | |
| the spread eagle. | |
| Well, I was in such a state of shock, | |
| I completely blacked out. I can' t remember a thing. | |
| It wasn' t until later, | |
| when I was washing the blood off my hands | |
| I even knew they were dead. | |
| They had it coming | |
| They had it coming | |
| They had it coming all along | |
| I didn' t do it | |
| But if I' d done it | |
| How could you tell me that I was wrong? | |
| They had it coming | |
| They had it coming | |
| They had it coming | |
| They had it coming | |
| They had it coming | |
| All along | |
| I didn' t do it | |
| But if I' d done it | |
| How could you tell me | |
| That I was wrong? | |
| I loved Alvin Lipschitz | |
| more than I can possibly say. | |
| He was a real artistic guy... | |
| sensitive... a painter. | |
| But | |
| He was always trying | |
| to find himself. | |
| He' d go out every night | |
| looking for himself | |
| and on the way | |
| he found Ruth, | |
| Gladys, | |
| Rosemary and Irving. | |
| I guess you can say we broke | |
| up because of artistic differences. | |
| He saw himself as alive | |
| and I saw him dead. | |
| The dirty bum, bum, bum, bum, bum | |
| The dirty bum, bum, bum, bum, bum | |
| They had it comin' | |
| They had it comin' | |
| They had it comin' | |
| They had it comin' | |
| They had it comin' | |
| They had it comin' | |
| All along | |
| All along | |
| ' Cause if they used us | |
| ' Cause if they used us And they abused us | |
| And they abused us | |
| How could you tell us | |
| How could you tell us That we were wrong? | |
| That we were wrong? | |
| He had it coming | |
| He had it coming | |
| He only had | |
| Himself | |
| To blame. | |
| If you' d have been there | |
| If you' d have seen it | |
| I betcha | |
| You would | |
| Have done | |
| The same! |