Come on and see see see
Tennessee Tuxedo
See see see
Tennessee Tuxedo
He will be
Parachuting for you pleasure
Sailing seas in search of treasure
Anything so he can measure
Up to men
That’s Tennessee Tuxedo
A small penguin
Who tries but can’t succeed o
Though he may fail
As he vies for fame and glory
Still he tries in each new story tale
Join along with me
The club of Tennessee
We’ll try each day through
To learn something new
To better you and me
Come on and see see see
Tennessee Tuxedo
See see see
Tennessee Tuxedo
Though he may fail
As he vies for fame and glory
Still he tries in each new story tale
That’s Tennesee Tuxedo and his tales
Watch the Classic Intro
Behind the Lyrics: Meaning & Story
The Tennessee Tuxedo theme song is a catchy tune that tells us exactly what kind of penguin Tennessee is. He lives at the Megapolis Zoo with his best friend, a walrus named Chumley. Even though Tennessee is just a small bird, he has big dreams. The song says he wants to “measure up to men,” which means he is always trying to do things that humans do, like sailing or treasure hunting.
A big part of the song is about never giving up. It says he “tries but can’t succeed,” but he still keeps trying in every single episode. This was a fun way to show kids that it’s okay to make mistakes as long as you keep trying and learning. The lyrics mention a “club” where we can all “learn something new,” which fits because the show often taught kids how things like engines or telephones worked.
Overall, the song is bright and happy. It invites everyone to come see Tennessee’s latest adventures, even if they usually end with him and Chumley getting into a bit of trouble!
Frequently Asked Questions
What animal is Tennessee Tuxedo?
Tennessee Tuxedo is a penguin who lives at the Megapolis Zoo.
Who is Tennessee Tuxedo’s best friend?
His loyal best friend is a walrus named Chumley.
What was the purpose of the Tennessee Tuxedo show?
Besides being funny, the show was educational. Tennessee would often visit Phineas J. Whoopee to learn about science and how things work.
