The Marshall Tucker Band - Fly eagle fly

^DI can't imagine^G how the^D world would be ^{Dsus2 D Dsus4 D G}Not to see the gray squirrel climbing in an^D oak tree ^{Dsus2 D Dsus4 D G}To walk through a corn field and not see the wild duck^D flyin ^{Dsus2 D Dsus4 D A}I believe before the world ever^G got that bad, I'd be on my knees^D cryin ^{Dsus2 D}

Won't you^D fly, oh^G eagle^D fly, you better^C run, little^G cottontail,^D run I hope you both live long enough to^C see the^G setting^D sun ^{Dsus4 D C G D C G}

The^D lion ain't got no jungle,^G old black bear got no^D cave ^{Dsus2 D Dsus4 D} And that poor old alligator^G just bout seen his bett^Der days ^{Dsus2 D}

Won't you^D fly, oh^G eagle^D fly, you better^C run, little^G cottontail,^D run I hope you both live long enough to^C see the^G setting^D sun ^{Dsus4 D C G D C G}

On a^G cold winter morning I could look up in the sky And I could see the wild geese^D fly ^{Dsus4 D} And on a^C warm spring day I could look up in the air And^G I could see the yellow^D butterfly ^{Dsus4 D} How^G long has it been since you heard the tiny flutter Of the little wing of a^D hummingbird ^{Dsus2 D Dsus4 D} And^C I once saw the picture of a^G buffalo A thousand^D in the herd ^{Dsus2 D}

Won't you^D fly, oh^G eagle^D fly, you better^C run, little^G cottontail,^D run I hope you both live long enough to^C see the^G setting^D sun ^{Dsus4 D}

^DFly, mister^G eagle,^D fly You better^C run little^G cottontail, run ^{D C G D G D}