Bill Monroe - Watermelon hanging on ahe vine

Verse 1

^GSee that watermelon smi^Cling through the fe^Gnce ^GI really wanna eat that watermelon f^Dine ^GSome folks sure am foolish, They h^Caven't got a lot of se^Gnse Or they wouldn't leave that m^Delon on that ^Gvine

Chorus

^CHambone is sweet, ^Gchicken is good ^GRabbit is so very, very f^Dine ^GBut give me, oh give me, now ^Chow I wish you ^Gwould That watermelon h^Danging on that ^Gvine

Verse 2

^GYou may talk about your apples, y^Cour peaches and your pe^Gars ^G'Simmons a-growing on the t^Dree ^GBut bless your heart my honey, yo^Cu are the gal for m^Ge Or they wouldn't leave it han^Dging on that vi^Gne

Chorus

^CHambone is sweet, ^Gchicken is good ^GRabbit is so very, very f^Dine ^GBut give me, oh give me, now ^Chow I wish you ^Gwould That watermelon h^Danging on that ^Gvine

Verse 3

^GI went to get that melon, i^Ct was on one Sunday ni^Gght ^GThe stars they had just begun to s^Dhine ^GWhen I left that old man's field, I^C left there in a r^Gun But I didn't leave that me^Dlon on that v^Gine

Chorus

^CHambone is sweet, ^Gchicken is good ^GRabbit is so very, very f^Dine ^GBut give me, oh give me, now ^Chow I wish you ^Gwould That watermelon h^Danging on that ^Gvine