Chords for Suzy Bogguss, Froggy Went-A -Courtin'

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_ _ _ _ She built a [Bb] do-it-yourself career [E] before the internet and won [Eb] herself a long-lasting record deal on Music Row.
She's [Dm] had a string of wonderful [E] hit records and she's made a wealth [A] of diverse [Ab] albums in recent years.
Her upcoming projects features [Eb] classics from the American [N] Songbook.
And we're so excited to welcome an artist of such deep talent, track record and integrity.
Here's Suzy Boggess. _
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_ _ _ _ _ _ Rockin' with a cornet and a heebie-dry it, uh-huh.
_ _ Rockin' with a cornet _ [G] _ _ [C] _ [Gm] _ _ [C] _
and a heebie-dry it, with [F] a sword and a pistol by [Cm] his side, [C] uh-huh.
[G] Uh-huh, [C] uh-huh.
_ _ When he rolled up to his mousie's door, uh-huh.
_ _ He rolled up, uh [G]-huh.
_ _ [C] He rolled up to his mousie's door, [F] uh-huh.
Three lines of rice [Cm] took a big bang, uh-huh.
[G] Uh-huh, [C] uh-huh.
_ When he took his mousie on his knee, _ _ _ he took his mousie on _ [G] _ _ his knee.
He [C] took his mousie [F] on his knee, said,
Mrs.
Mousie, [A] will you marry _ [C]
me?
Uh [G]-huh, [C] uh-huh.
_ _ Now that I'm old and rotten, uh-huh.
_ _ Now that I'm old and rotten, _ [G] uh-huh.
_ [D] [C] Now that I'm old and rotten, [F] I'm gonna marry the president, [C] uh-huh.
[G] Uh-huh, [C] uh-huh. _ _ _
No _ _ _ _ _ time to go around without [G] any hold you [C] can't, _ _
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_ uh-huh.
Uncle Ralph, let it rain outside, uh-huh. _
_ Uncle Ralph, _ [G] _ _ [G]
Uncle [C] _ Ralph.
_ [F] Five days of work [C] and I'm home [G] again, uh-huh.
Uh-huh, [C] uh-huh.
When the waves hit the wind, supper be, uh-huh. _
_ When the showers hit _ _ [Gm] _
[Cm] _ the waves and [C] heat, supper [F] be.
Way down yonder in the hollow [C] tree, uh huh, [G] uh huh, [C] uh huh
_ Well, would you and supper be, uh huh
_ Would you and the well, _ _ [G] _
[G] _ [C] _ would you and the well
_ [F] Fry the mosquito with the black-eyed bee, [C] uh huh, [G] uh huh, [C] yum yum _ _ _ _ _ _ _
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_ _ _ Little piece of cornbread and rainbows, uh huh
_ Little piece of cornbread, _ [G] _
_ _ [C] little piece of cornbread
[F] If you want any more, you gotta save [Cm] yourself, [C] uh huh, [G] uh huh
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_ And then Penny went to prom and they were out
[G] Penny on the con, [C] they all came home
Kind of a-oh, a-oh, a _ _ _ _ [G]-oh, a-oh, just kind [C] of
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_ _ _ _ _ _ So, as I was saying before, I have, uh, been having a lot of fun sort of delving back [Gm] into the, uh, [Gbm] history of how I got to love singing.