Chords for Bob the Kelpie dog song
Tempo:
130.05 bpm
Chords used:
C
G
F
Am
Em
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
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[C] Aaaaaaaah!
Sheep are cute, sheep are beautiful, sheep are [G] soft and curly.
them into town, I have to [C] start a bully.
way I want, so I need someone [F] to help me.
[C] give a whistle, [G] and I call for [C] Bob the Kelpie.
Come on!
my dog, though he's not too [G] pretty.
those fancy dogs up in [C] the city.
Sheep are cute, sheep are beautiful, sheep are [G] soft and curly.
them into town, I have to [C] start a bully.
way I want, so I need someone [F] to help me.
[C] give a whistle, [G] and I call for [C] Bob the Kelpie.
Come on!
my dog, though he's not too [G] pretty.
those fancy dogs up in [C] the city.
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[C] Aaaaaaaah!
Come on, Bob! _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ Sheep are cute, sheep are beautiful, sheep are [G] soft and curly.
When I take them into town, I have to [C] start a bully.
Carving it, the way I want, so I need someone [F] to help me.
I just [C] give a whistle, [G] and I call for [C] Bob the Kelpie.
Come on, Bob!
Come on!
_ _ Bob the Kelpie, he's my dog, though he's not too [G] pretty.
He's worth more than all those fancy dogs up in [C] the city.
He works hard in the yard to show the sheep [F] his boss.
I guess they've [C] learned by now it [G] doesn't pay to [C] make Bob [G] cross.
[C] Sheep are cute, sheep are beautiful, sheep are soft [G] and curly.
But when I take them into town, I have to start a bully.
[C] Carving it, the way I want, so I need someone [F] to help me.
I just [C] give a [G] whistle, and I call for [C] Bob the Kelpie.
Come on, Bob!
Come on, Bob! _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ [G] _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ [C] _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ [F] _ _ _ _ [C] _
_ _ _ _ _ Sheep are cute, sheep are beautiful, sheep [Am] are soft [G] and curly.
But when I take them into town, I have to start [C] a bully.
Carving it, the way I want, so I need someone [F] to help me.
I [C] just give a whistle, [G] and I call for [C] Bob the Kelpie. _
Come on, Bob!
_ _ Bob the Kelpie, he's my mate, he never [G] lets me down.
He loves to ride in the back of the yoke when we go [C] into town.
And we never have to lock it up with Bob there for [F] protection.
Because he will [C] bark at anything [G] that comes in his [C] [G] direction.
[C] Sheep are cute, sheep are beautiful, sheep are [G] soft and curly.
But when I take them into town, I have to [C] start a bully.
Because they never go the way I want, so I need someone [F] to help me.
[G] I just give [C] a whistle, [G] and I call for [C] Bob the Kelpie.
Sheep are cute, sheep are beautiful, sheep are [G] soft and curly.
But when I take them into town, I have to [C] start a [G] bully.
[C] Because they never go the way I want, so [Am] I need [F] someone to help me.
I [C] just give a whistle, [Em] and I call for Bob [C] the Kelpie.
[F] Yes, I just [C] give a whistle.
_ [G] Come on, Bob! _
Come on, boy!
_ Good boy, Bob.
That's a good boy. _
[Fm] I just [C] give a whistle, [G] and I call for Bob [C] the [F] Kelpie.
_ [C] _ _ _ _
Come on, Bob! _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ Sheep are cute, sheep are beautiful, sheep are [G] soft and curly.
When I take them into town, I have to [C] start a bully.
Carving it, the way I want, so I need someone [F] to help me.
I just [C] give a whistle, [G] and I call for [C] Bob the Kelpie.
Come on, Bob!
Come on!
_ _ Bob the Kelpie, he's my dog, though he's not too [G] pretty.
He's worth more than all those fancy dogs up in [C] the city.
He works hard in the yard to show the sheep [F] his boss.
I guess they've [C] learned by now it [G] doesn't pay to [C] make Bob [G] cross.
[C] Sheep are cute, sheep are beautiful, sheep are soft [G] and curly.
But when I take them into town, I have to start a bully.
[C] Carving it, the way I want, so I need someone [F] to help me.
I just [C] give a [G] whistle, and I call for [C] Bob the Kelpie.
Come on, Bob!
Come on, Bob! _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ [G] _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ [C] _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ [F] _ _ _ _ [C] _
_ _ _ _ _ Sheep are cute, sheep are beautiful, sheep [Am] are soft [G] and curly.
But when I take them into town, I have to start [C] a bully.
Carving it, the way I want, so I need someone [F] to help me.
I [C] just give a whistle, [G] and I call for [C] Bob the Kelpie. _
Come on, Bob!
_ _ Bob the Kelpie, he's my mate, he never [G] lets me down.
He loves to ride in the back of the yoke when we go [C] into town.
And we never have to lock it up with Bob there for [F] protection.
Because he will [C] bark at anything [G] that comes in his [C] [G] direction.
[C] Sheep are cute, sheep are beautiful, sheep are [G] soft and curly.
But when I take them into town, I have to [C] start a bully.
Because they never go the way I want, so I need someone [F] to help me.
[G] I just give [C] a whistle, [G] and I call for [C] Bob the Kelpie.
Sheep are cute, sheep are beautiful, sheep are [G] soft and curly.
But when I take them into town, I have to [C] start a [G] bully.
[C] Because they never go the way I want, so [Am] I need [F] someone to help me.
I [C] just give a whistle, [Em] and I call for Bob [C] the Kelpie.
[F] Yes, I just [C] give a whistle.
_ [G] Come on, Bob! _
Come on, boy!
_ Good boy, Bob.
That's a good boy. _
[Fm] I just [C] give a whistle, [G] and I call for Bob [C] the [F] Kelpie.
_ [C] _ _ _ _
