Some Animal Songs Chords

Lyrics & chords

[Verse 1]
[C]Baa, baa, black sheep,
have you [F]any [C]wool?
[F]Yes sir, [C]yes sir, [Dm]three bags [C]full.
One for my [F]master, [C]one for my [D]dame,
[Dm]One [F]for [C]the litt[Dm]le boy
who [C]lives [G]down [C]the lane.
Baa, baa, black sheep, [F]have you any [C]wool?
[F]Yes sir, [C]yes sir, [D]three [G]bags [C]full.
One for my [F]master, [C]one for my [Dm]dame
[D]One [C]for the [F]little girl
who [C]lives [G]down [C]the lane
[D]Goosey, goosey gander,
where shall I wander
Up[A]stairs, downstairs in my
lady's [D]chamber
There I met an old man
who wouldn't say his prayers
I [A]grabbed him by the left leg
and I threw him down the [D]stairs.
Oh!
[E]Cock -a -do[B]odle -do[E]o,
my dame has [B]lost her [E]shoe.
My master's lost his fiddling stick
and doesn't know [B]what to [E]do.
Cock -a [B]-doodle [E]-doo,
my dame has [B]found her [E]shoe.
My master's found his fiddling stick
and he will [B]play for [E]you.
Frog went a -cartin'
and he did ride, uh -huh
Frog went a -cartin' and he did ride
A sword and a pistol by his side,
mm, uh -huh
He rode up to Missy
Mouse's door, uh -huh
He rode up to Missy Mouse's door
Where he had been many
times be[B]fore, uh [E]-huh
He took a Missy Mouse upon his knee
He took a Missy Mouse upon his knee
And he said, Missy Mouse,
will you marry [B]me
[E]Without my Uncle Rat's consent
Without my Uncle Rat's consent
Well, I wouldn't marry the President
[B]Hum, [E]hum,
where will the wedding breakfast be?
Hum, hum, hum,
where will the wedding breakfast be?
said, way down yonder in a hollow tree
[B]Hum, [E]hum, hum, the owls did hoot,
the birds they sang
Hum, hum, the owls did hoot,
the birds they sang
And through the woods the music rang
Hum, hum,
hum, there's bread and cheese upon the shelf
Uh -huh -huh.
There's bread and cheese upon the shelf,
If you want any more
you can help your[B]self.[E]
Uh -huh.
Uh -huh.
Uh -huh.
Uh -huh.
Uh -huh. -huh.
[D]If I had a donkey and [G]he wouldn't [D]go,
Do you [G]think I'd [D]beat him?
[A]No, no, [D]no.
I put him in a barn with [G]lots of [D]corn,
The best little donkey [A]ever was [D]born.[E]
[D]Mary had a [Em]little lam[A]b,
Its [D]fleece was white as snow,
[A]An d [D]everywhere that [A]Mary went,
[D]the lamb was [A]sure to [D]go.
It followed her to school [E]one [A]day,
which [D]was against the rules.
[E]It [D]made the children [Em]laugh [A]and play
To [D]see [A]a lamb at [D]school.