Judy Collins - Little brown dog

I buyed me a ^Glittle dog, its ^Amcolour it was ^Gbrown ^Am Taught him to ^Gwhistle, to ^Amsing and dance and ^Grun ^D His ^Clegs they were four^Amteen yards long, his ^Cears they were ^Ambroad ^CRound the world in ^Amhalf a ^Gday,^F on him I could ^Gride ^{Am F} Sing terry o’ ^Gday

I ^Ambuyed me a ^Glittle bull, ^Amhe was four inches ^Ghigh ^Am Everybody ^Gfeared him who^Amever heard him ^Gcry ^D When ^Che began to ^Ambellow, he ^Cmade such melodious ^Amsound That ^Call the walls in ^AmLondon,^G came ^Ftumblin’ to the ^Gground ^{Am F} Sing terry o’ ^Gday ^Am Sing^F taddle o’ ^Gday

I ^Ambuyed me a ^Gflock of sheep,^Am thought they were all ^Gwethers ^Am Sometimes ^Gthey yielded wool,^Am sometimes yielded ^Gfeathers ^D I ^Cknow mine are the ^Amvery best sheep for ^Cyield and in^Amcrease ^CEvery full and ^Amturn of the ^Gmoon, they ^Fbring forth lambs and ^Ggeese ^{Am F} Sing terry o’ ^Gday ^Am Sing^F taddle o’ ^Gday

I ^Ambuyed me a ^Glittle glass,^Am coloured it was ^Ggreen ^Am In it were all the ^Gwonders ^Amman has ever ^Gseen ^D I ^Cput it in my ^Ampocket,^C tied up with a ^Amcloth ^CCried and cried the ^Amday I ^Gfound,^F that it had been ^Glost ^{Am F} Sing terry o’ ^Gday ^Am Sing^F taddle o’ ^Gday

I buyed me a ^Glittle dog, its ^Amcolour it was ^Gbrown ^Am Taught him to ^Gwhistle, to ^Amsing and dance and ^Grun ^D His ^Clegs they were four^Amteen yards long, his ^Cears they were ^Ambroad ^CRound the world in ^Amhalf a ^Gday,^F on him I could ^Gride ^{Am F} Sing terry o’ ^Gday ^Am Sing^F taddle o’ ^Gday