Misc Traditional - Goober peas

S^Gittin' by the roadside o^Cn a summer's d^Gay Chattin' with my mess mates and ^Dpassing time away ^GSittin' in the shadow ^Cunderneath the tr^Gees G^Coodness how de^Glicious, e^Dating goober p^Geas

P^Geas! Peas! Pe^Cas! Peas! Ea^Dting goober pe^Gas G^Goodness how d^Celicious, Ea^Dting goober pe^Gas

W^Ghen a farmer passes, the s^Coldiers have a r^Gule To cry out at their loudest, "^DMister, here's your mule" ^GBut there is a pleasure, en^Cchantinger than th^Gese It's ^Cwearing out your gri^Gnders, e^Dating goober p^Geas

P^Geas! Peas! Pe^Cas! Peas! Ea^Dting goober pe^Gas G^Goodness how d^Celicious, Ea^Dting goober pe^Gas

J^Gust before the battle, t^Che General hears a r^Gow He said, "The Yanks are coming, I^D hear their rifles now" ^GHe turned around in wonder a^Cnd what do you think he s^Gees? T^Che Georgia m^Gilitia, e^Dating goober ^Gpeas!

P^Geas! Peas! Pe^Cas! Peas! Ea^Dting goober pe^Gas G^Goodness how d^Celicious, Ea^Dting goober pe^Gas

^GI think this song has lasted a^Clmost long e^Gnough The subject is interesting, but rhy^Dmes are mighty rough ^GWhen this war is over, and we^C are free from rags and f^Gleas We'l^Cl kiss our wives and s^Gweethearts a^Dnd gobble goober pe^Gas

P^Geas! Peas! Pe^Cas! Peas! Ea^Dting goober pe^Gas G^Goodness how d^Celicious, Ea^Dting goober pe^Gas