Chords for Roy Rogers : Git Along Little Dogies ( 1940 )
Tempo:
143.7 bpm
Chords used:
C
G
A
Bb
F
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
Start Jamming...
[F] [G] [C]
[F] [A]
[C] As I [A] was a-walkin' one morning [C] for pleasure, a spider [D]-cow puncher all [C] ridin' alone.
His hat was throwed [G] back and his spurs [C] were a-jinglin', and [G] as he approached he was [Bm] singin' this song.
Whoopee tie, aye-oh, [C] get along [G] little doggies, it's your [C] misfortune that none of my own.
Whoopee tie, [G] aye-oh, get [C] along little doggies, in all [G] that Wyoming will be your [C] new home.
It's early [A] in the spring [G] that we round [C] up the doggies, we mark them and [A] brand them and bob up their [C] tails.
Round [A] up the horses, [G] load up [C] the chuck wagon, then [A] throw the doggies out on the north [C] trail.
[D] Whoopee tie, aye [C]-oh, get along [G] little doggies, it's your misfortune that [C] none of my own.
Whoopee tie, [Bb] aye-oh, get [Cm] along little doggies, in all that Wyoming [E] will be your [C] new home.
Your mother was [G] raised way [C] down in Texas, where the gyms and [A] weeds and the [C] sandbirds grow.
We'll build [A] you up on Prickly Pear [C] and show you until you [G] are ready for [C] Idaho.
Whoopee [G] tie, aye-oh, get [C] along little [Eb] [Gm] doggies, it's your misfortune [G] that none of my own.
Whoopee tie, aye-oh, get along little [C] doggies, in all [Bb] that Wyoming [Bm] will be your new home.
[E]
Ha [Bb] ha ha ha!
See what it is?
[F] [A]
[C] As I [A] was a-walkin' one morning [C] for pleasure, a spider [D]-cow puncher all [C] ridin' alone.
His hat was throwed [G] back and his spurs [C] were a-jinglin', and [G] as he approached he was [Bm] singin' this song.
Whoopee tie, aye-oh, [C] get along [G] little doggies, it's your [C] misfortune that none of my own.
Whoopee tie, [G] aye-oh, get [C] along little doggies, in all [G] that Wyoming will be your [C] new home.
It's early [A] in the spring [G] that we round [C] up the doggies, we mark them and [A] brand them and bob up their [C] tails.
Round [A] up the horses, [G] load up [C] the chuck wagon, then [A] throw the doggies out on the north [C] trail.
[D] Whoopee tie, aye [C]-oh, get along [G] little doggies, it's your misfortune that [C] none of my own.
Whoopee tie, [Bb] aye-oh, get [Cm] along little doggies, in all that Wyoming [E] will be your [C] new home.
Your mother was [G] raised way [C] down in Texas, where the gyms and [A] weeds and the [C] sandbirds grow.
We'll build [A] you up on Prickly Pear [C] and show you until you [G] are ready for [C] Idaho.
Whoopee [G] tie, aye-oh, get [C] along little [Eb] [Gm] doggies, it's your misfortune [G] that none of my own.
Whoopee tie, aye-oh, get along little [C] doggies, in all [Bb] that Wyoming [Bm] will be your new home.
[E]
Ha [Bb] ha ha ha!
See what it is?
Key:
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_ _ _ [F] _ _ [G] _ _ [C] _
_ _ _ [F] _ _ [A] _ _ _
[C] _ As I [A] was a-walkin' one morning [C] for pleasure, a spider [D]-cow puncher all [C] ridin' alone.
His hat was throwed [G] back and his spurs [C] were a-jinglin', and [G] as he approached he was [Bm] singin' this song.
Whoopee tie, aye-oh, [C] get along [G] little doggies, it's your _ [C] misfortune that none of my own.
Whoopee tie, [G] aye-oh, get [C] along little doggies, in all [G] that Wyoming will be your [C] new home. _ _ _ _
_ It's early [A] in the spring [G] that we round [C] up the doggies, we mark them and [A] brand them and bob up their [C] tails.
Round [A] up the horses, [G] load up [C] the chuck wagon, then [A] throw the doggies out on the north [C] trail.
[D] Whoopee tie, aye [C]-oh, get along [G] little doggies, it's your misfortune that [C] none of my own.
Whoopee tie, [Bb] aye-oh, get [Cm] along little doggies, in all that Wyoming [E] will be your [C] new home. _ _ _ _
Your mother was [G] raised way [C] down in Texas, where the gyms and [A] weeds and the [C] sandbirds grow.
_ We'll build [A] you up on Prickly Pear [C] and show you until you [G] are ready for [C] Idaho.
Whoopee [G] tie, aye-oh, get [C] along little [Eb] [Gm] doggies, it's your misfortune [G] that none of my own.
Whoopee tie, aye-oh, get along little [C] doggies, in all [Bb] that Wyoming [Bm] will be your new home.
_ [E] _
Ha [Bb] ha ha ha!
_ _ See what it is?
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_ _ _ [F] _ _ [G] _ _ [C] _
_ _ _ [F] _ _ [A] _ _ _
[C] _ As I [A] was a-walkin' one morning [C] for pleasure, a spider [D]-cow puncher all [C] ridin' alone.
His hat was throwed [G] back and his spurs [C] were a-jinglin', and [G] as he approached he was [Bm] singin' this song.
Whoopee tie, aye-oh, [C] get along [G] little doggies, it's your _ [C] misfortune that none of my own.
Whoopee tie, [G] aye-oh, get [C] along little doggies, in all [G] that Wyoming will be your [C] new home. _ _ _ _
_ It's early [A] in the spring [G] that we round [C] up the doggies, we mark them and [A] brand them and bob up their [C] tails.
Round [A] up the horses, [G] load up [C] the chuck wagon, then [A] throw the doggies out on the north [C] trail.
[D] Whoopee tie, aye [C]-oh, get along [G] little doggies, it's your misfortune that [C] none of my own.
Whoopee tie, [Bb] aye-oh, get [Cm] along little doggies, in all that Wyoming [E] will be your [C] new home. _ _ _ _
Your mother was [G] raised way [C] down in Texas, where the gyms and [A] weeds and the [C] sandbirds grow.
_ We'll build [A] you up on Prickly Pear [C] and show you until you [G] are ready for [C] Idaho.
Whoopee [G] tie, aye-oh, get [C] along little [Eb] [Gm] doggies, it's your misfortune [G] that none of my own.
Whoopee tie, aye-oh, get along little [C] doggies, in all [Bb] that Wyoming [Bm] will be your new home.
_ [E] _
Ha [Bb] ha ha ha!
_ _ See what it is?
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