Chords for Chet Atkins and Doc Watson - "Don't Monkey 'Round My Widder"

Chester Atkins.
[N] Like it. _
_ _ We heard it. _ _
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We have about all the guitar we can handle here, or guitars.
_ Chet and Doc made an album _ several years back.
I brought a copy of it with me.
It's called Reflections.
It was done over at RCA.
_ _ _ And Chet, is this still available?
_ I don't know.
I don't know.
I broke his hand, and uh, so that he couldn't play on it.
No, his hand was broken though, really, when _ _ we_
In pretty bad shape, yes it was.
Yeah, he had a problem with his hand, and so _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ he_
The young bass player was there.
_ Yes, [Bm] _ we did, Chet.
I enjoyed it.
Doc is one of my favorite players, and uh_ _ _
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_ _ _ _ _ Doc Watson is _ _ probably_ _ _ _
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Very famous player in _ _ _
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folk music, and he [Bm] _ _
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I'm going, you know me, Chet.
_ I'll hustle you for anything I can get.
_ _ We sat out here in rehearsal.
They did a little tune in the album called Chet and I Made a Record.
_ _ And I was trying to see if they remembered any of it,
and didn't remember much of it.
Do you remember a little bit of that, Doc?
_ Oh, not enough to get through the song.
I don't mean to get through the song.
How'd it start?
It said, Chet and I Made a Record, 1979. _ _
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_ _ First guitar, when he was nine years _ _ _ old,
he picked that thing that sounded like a harp of gold,
which in my book is just about as true as you can get.
When that boy picks, he picks.
_ _ _ Now, I'll say what I want to say. _ _ _ _ _ _
_ Well, I'm going to go to sleep. _ _
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_ _ _ Well, don't mock me with my winter. _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ People think that, Ralph.
Do you [Bm] ever wonder if you kicked the bucket,
what would happen _ to your wife?
I mean, would she_ _ _
Would she_
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Would she marry in a year? _
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And so a friend of mine up in _ _ _ _ Kentucky, by the way,
he wrote me, _ _ _ _ _ _ he's _ gone to _ the_ _ _ _ _ _
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_ _ _ _ _ Comedy Act, and he wrote songs for that comedy act,
and this is the song. _ _ _ _
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_ _ Well, my fever is high, and _ _ _ _ _ _ _ I'll soon be_ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ I want to [D] ask you, _ _ boy_ _
_ [A] Not to mock you around the winter when I'm gone.
_ _ _ _ _ If you mock me around the winter,
I'm telling you goodbye.
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I'm a _ sneaking _ back_ _
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_ [D] _ _ _ [E] If you mock me around the winter [A] when I'm gone. _ _ _ _ _
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_ _ [A] _ _ I'm not the man I ever_
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_ _ _ _ _ Well, her cooking is good,
and her lovin' is fine. _ _
And when I leave this world, she _
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Well, if you mock me around the winter, _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ I'm knockin' eyes, I'll scare the devil out of you.
_ _ I'm gonna [D] haunt you, boy_ _ _ _ _ _
[A] If you mock [E] me around the winter when [A] _ _ _
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I'm gone.
_ _ _ _ Oh, I've been gone. _ _ _ _ _ _