Chords for Homer and Jethro - Mama Don't Whip Little Buford
Tempo:
139.5 bpm
Chords used:
F
C
Bb
Dm
E
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
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[Bm]
[C]
[F] [Dm]
[F] Mama, don't whoop [Bb] little Buford.
[F] Mama, don't pound [C] on his head.
[E]
[Fm] Mama, [F] don't whoop [Bb] little
Buford.
I [C] think you should shoot him [F] instead.
[Dm] [E] [F] Buford brought home his [Bb] report card.
[F] Buford
was proud [C] as could be.
[F] At last he had passed to [Bb] the third grade [C] and Buford is just [F] 23.
Mama, don't whoop [Bb] little Buford.
[F] Mama, you'll just be [C] a wreck.
[Em] [F] Her Buford is [Bb] studying judo
[C] and he'll break your scrawny [F] old neck.
When Buford was five [Bb] he was smoking and [F] drinking
hard liquor [C] at six.
[Gm] [C] [F] At seven he learned [Bb] about women.
[C] At eight Buford got his [F] first fix.
[Dm] [F] Mama, don't whoop [Bb] little Buford.
[F] You'll never know how [C] Buford [E] feels.
[F] Buford is good to [Bb] you,
Mama.
He [C] brings you whatever [F] he steals.
[Dm] [E] [F] Now Buford is gone, [Bb] what a pity.
[F] At last we found
[C] happiness.
[F] We bought a new home in [Bb] the city [C] and we won't give him our [F] address.
[Dm] [C] [F] So Mama,
don't whoop [Bb] little Buford.
[F] Mama, don't knock out [C] his breath.
[F] Just teach him to be a [Bb] folk singer.
[C] Then Buford will soon [Fm] start to dance.
[F] [B] [N]
[C]
[F] [Dm]
[F] Mama, don't whoop [Bb] little Buford.
[F] Mama, don't pound [C] on his head.
[E]
[Fm] Mama, [F] don't whoop [Bb] little
Buford.
I [C] think you should shoot him [F] instead.
[Dm] [E] [F] Buford brought home his [Bb] report card.
[F] Buford
was proud [C] as could be.
[F] At last he had passed to [Bb] the third grade [C] and Buford is just [F] 23.
Mama, don't whoop [Bb] little Buford.
[F] Mama, you'll just be [C] a wreck.
[Em] [F] Her Buford is [Bb] studying judo
[C] and he'll break your scrawny [F] old neck.
When Buford was five [Bb] he was smoking and [F] drinking
hard liquor [C] at six.
[Gm] [C] [F] At seven he learned [Bb] about women.
[C] At eight Buford got his [F] first fix.
[Dm] [F] Mama, don't whoop [Bb] little Buford.
[F] You'll never know how [C] Buford [E] feels.
[F] Buford is good to [Bb] you,
Mama.
He [C] brings you whatever [F] he steals.
[Dm] [E] [F] Now Buford is gone, [Bb] what a pity.
[F] At last we found
[C] happiness.
[F] We bought a new home in [Bb] the city [C] and we won't give him our [F] address.
[Dm] [C] [F] So Mama,
don't whoop [Bb] little Buford.
[F] Mama, don't knock out [C] his breath.
[F] Just teach him to be a [Bb] folk singer.
[C] Then Buford will soon [Fm] start to dance.
[F] [B] [N]
Key:
F
C
Bb
Dm
E
F
C
Bb
[Bm] _ _ _ _ _ _
_ [C] _ _ _ _ _
_ [F] _ _ _ _ [Dm] _
_ [F] _ Mama, don't whoop [Bb] little Buford. _ _
_ _ [F] Mama, don't pound [C] on his head.
[E] _
_ _ [Fm] Mama, [F] don't whoop [Bb] little
Buford. _ _
I [C] think you should shoot him [F] instead. _ _
[Dm] _ [E] _ [F] _ Buford brought home his [Bb] report card. _
_ _ [F] Buford
was proud [C] as could be. _
_ [F] At last he had passed to [Bb] the third grade _ _ [C] and Buford is just [F] 23. _ _ _
_ _ _ Mama, don't whoop [Bb] little Buford. _
_ _ [F] _ Mama, you'll just be [C] a wreck.
[Em] _ [F] Her _ Buford is [Bb] studying _ judo
_ [C] and he'll break your scrawny [F] old neck.
_ When Buford was five [Bb] he was smoking _ and _ [F] drinking
hard liquor [C] at six. _
[Gm] _ [C] [F] At seven he learned [Bb] about women. _ _
_ [C] At eight Buford got his [F] first fix. _
[Dm] _ _ [F] _ Mama, don't whoop [Bb] little Buford. _
_ _ [F] You'll never know how [C] Buford _ _ [E] feels.
_ [F] _ _ Buford is good to [Bb] you,
Mama. _
_ He [C] brings you _ whatever [F] he _ steals.
[Dm] _ [E] _ [F] Now Buford is gone, [Bb] what a pity. _
_ [F] At last we found
[C] happiness. _ _
_ [F] We bought a new home in [Bb] the city _ _ _ [C] and we won't give him our [F] address. _ _
[Dm] _ [C] [F] So Mama,
don't whoop [Bb] little Buford. _
_ _ [F] _ Mama, don't knock out [C] his _ breath.
_ [F] Just teach him to be a [Bb] folk singer. _ _
_ [C] Then Buford will soon [Fm] start to dance.
[F] _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ [B] _ _ [N] _
_ [C] _ _ _ _ _
_ [F] _ _ _ _ [Dm] _
_ [F] _ Mama, don't whoop [Bb] little Buford. _ _
_ _ [F] Mama, don't pound [C] on his head.
[E] _
_ _ [Fm] Mama, [F] don't whoop [Bb] little
Buford. _ _
I [C] think you should shoot him [F] instead. _ _
[Dm] _ [E] _ [F] _ Buford brought home his [Bb] report card. _
_ _ [F] Buford
was proud [C] as could be. _
_ [F] At last he had passed to [Bb] the third grade _ _ [C] and Buford is just [F] 23. _ _ _
_ _ _ Mama, don't whoop [Bb] little Buford. _
_ _ [F] _ Mama, you'll just be [C] a wreck.
[Em] _ [F] Her _ Buford is [Bb] studying _ judo
_ [C] and he'll break your scrawny [F] old neck.
_ When Buford was five [Bb] he was smoking _ and _ [F] drinking
hard liquor [C] at six. _
[Gm] _ [C] [F] At seven he learned [Bb] about women. _ _
_ [C] At eight Buford got his [F] first fix. _
[Dm] _ _ [F] _ Mama, don't whoop [Bb] little Buford. _
_ _ [F] You'll never know how [C] Buford _ _ [E] feels.
_ [F] _ _ Buford is good to [Bb] you,
Mama. _
_ He [C] brings you _ whatever [F] he _ steals.
[Dm] _ [E] _ [F] Now Buford is gone, [Bb] what a pity. _
_ [F] At last we found
[C] happiness. _ _
_ [F] We bought a new home in [Bb] the city _ _ _ [C] and we won't give him our [F] address. _ _
[Dm] _ [C] [F] So Mama,
don't whoop [Bb] little Buford. _
_ _ [F] _ Mama, don't knock out [C] his _ breath.
_ [F] Just teach him to be a [Bb] folk singer. _ _
_ [C] Then Buford will soon [Fm] start to dance.
[F] _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ [B] _ _ [N] _