Peter, Paul and Mary - Autumn to may

^FOh once I had a ^Emlittle dog, his ^Fcolor it was ^Gbrown I ^Ftaught him for to ^Emwhistle, to ^Fsing and dance and ^Grun ^CHis legs they were four^Amteen yards ^Emlong, his ^Cears so very ^Amwide ^CAround the world in ^Amhalf a ^Emday, u^Fpon him I could ^Gride. ^CSing ^FTarry-O ^GDay, ^AmSing, ^FAutumn to ^GMay.

^FOh once I had a ^Emlittle frog, he ^Fwore a vest of ^Gred He'd ^Flean upon his ^Emsilver cane, a ^Ftop hat on his ^Ghead ^CHe'd speak of far off ^Amplaces, of ^Cthings to see and ^Amdo, ^COf all the Kings and ^AmQueens he'd ^Emmet while ^Fsailing in a ^Gshoe. ^CSing ^FTarry-O ^GDay, ^AmSing, ^FAutumn to ^GMay.

^FOh once I had a ^Emflock of sheep, they ^Fgrazed upon a ^Gfeather I'd ^Fkeep them in a ^Emmusic box from ^Fwind or rainy ^Gweather And ^Cevery day the ^Amsun would ^Emshine, they'd ^Cfly all through the ^Amtown ^CTo bring me back some ^Amgolden ^Emrings, ^Fcandy by the ^Gpound. ^CSing ^FTarry-O ^GDay, ^AmSing, ^FAutumn to ^GMay.

^FOh once I had a ^Emdowney swan, ^Fshe was so very ^Gfrail She ^Fsat upon an ^Emoyster shell and ^Fhatched me out a ^Gsnail The ^Csnail had changed in^Amto a ^Embird, the ^Cbird to ^Ambutterfly And ^Che who tells a ^Ambigger ^Emtale would ^Fhave to tell a ^Glie. ^CSing ^FTarry-O ^GDay, ^AmSing, ^FAutumn to ^GMay.