Red Grammer - Barnyard boogie

^DI know a rooster dow^A7n on the farm Everyday at dawn he ^Dsounds the alarm ^GHe doesn't do it like the ^Dother roosters do E7 A He sings "Cock-a-doodle-oodle-oodie-oodie-oodie-oo"

He's a sing^Gin', swingin' rooster He loves ^Dto improvise ^BmHe's the kind of ^Bm/Aclucker who was ^E7/G#born to harmon^A7/Gize And ^Deveryday at ^D7/Cdawn as the ^Gsun begins to ^G#dimrise You can ^A7hear him do the barnyard ^Dboogie

Now ^Dall over the country ^A7everybody's heard About the barnyard boogie and the ^Done they call "the bird" ^GBantams and leghorns, they ^Dcan't resist the beat Bobbin' up and ^E7down while they're dancin' with their feet

He's a sing^Gin', swingin' rooster He loves ^Dto improvise ^BmHe's the kind of ^Bm/Aclucker who was ^E7/G#born to harmon^A7/Gize And ^Deveryday at ^D7/Cdawn as the ^Gsun begins to ^G#dimrise You can ^A7hear him do the barnyard ^Dboogie

So ^Dif you're up at dawn and you ^A7want a little treat Come over to the barn where the ^Dair is fresh and sweet ^GCars'll be lined ^Dup and down the lane But once you've heard him ^E7crow

He's a sing^Gin', swingin' rooster He loves ^Dto improvise ^BmHe's the kind of ^Bm/Aclucker who was ^E7/G#born to harmon^A7/Gize And ^Deveryday at ^D7/Cdawn as the ^Gsun begins to ^G#dimrise You can ^A7hear him do the Buck Buck Buck Buck You can ^A7hear him do the Buck Buck Buck Buck You can ^A7hear him do the Buck Buck Buck Buck Barnyard ^Dboogie ^{D7 G D A D}