Am [Verse 1]G Am G Am I buyed me a little dog, its colour it was brownG Am G D Taught him to whistle, to sing and dance and runC Am C Am His legs they were fourteen yards long, his ears they were broadC Am G F G Am F Round the world in half a day, on him I could rideG Sing terry o’ day [Verse 2]Am G Am G Am I buyed me a little bull, he was four inches highG Am G D Everybody feared him whoever heard him cryC Am C Am When he began to bellow, he made such melodious soundC Am G F G Am F That all the walls in London, came tumblin’ to the groundG Am Sing terry o’ dayF G Sing taddle o’ day [Verse 3]Am G Am G Am I buyed me a flock of sheep, thought they were all wethersG Am G D Sometimes they yielded wool, sometimes yielded feathersC Am C Am I know mine are the very best sheep for yield and increaseC Am G F G Am F Every full and turn of the moon, they bring forth lambs and geeseG Am Sing terry o’ dayF G Sing taddle o’ day [Verse 4]Am G Am G Am I buyed me a little glass, coloured it was greenG Am G D In it were all the wonders man has ever seenC Am C Am I put it in my pocket, tied up with a clothC Am G F G Am F Cried and cried the day I found, that it had been lostG Am Sing terry o’ dayF G Sing taddle o’ day [Verse 5]G Am G Am I buyed me a little dog, its colour it was brownG Am G D Taught him to whistle, to sing and dance and runC Am C Am His legs they were fourteen yards long, his ears they were broadC Am G F G Am F Round the world in half a day, on him I could rideG Am Sing terry o’ dayF G Sing taddle o’ day
Little Brown Dog
Judy Collins
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