Chords for How Many Biscuits Can You Eat | June Carter and Tennessee Ernie Ford | Feb 26, 1959
Tempo:
93.7 bpm
Chords used:
C
G
D
F
B
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
Start Jamming...
[B] Judy, sit down on the stool there.
Let me see that.
The way we used to, remember?
You sure looked pretty in your dress.
Thank you, I know it.
You just
I can't, I [C] can't.
You can't.
It's all right, honey.
Remember that.
It's all right, honey.
No.
Remember this one?
Yeah, I remember it.
How many biscuits can you eat this morning?
How many biscuits can you eat [G] this evening?
[C] How many biscuits can you eat?
49 and a ham and meat this [G] morning, this evening, right [N] now.
Judy, you remember you used to get up in front of the schoolhouse and say a little piece?
Yeah.
You know, recite?
Uh-huh.
Recite one for us and I'll play.
Okay, all right.
That's the way Judy used to do it.
All right.
Don't say it too fast.
Okay, now, okay.
Now quit gouging me, Ernie.
Oh, all right.
I never [C] told you to do it.
All right.
I went out to milk the old [D] cow one day
[F] With my stool and my [C] bucket and my fork full of hay
I flung down my bucket and I flopped on my stool
I said, [Bb] be still, bossy, you [G] stubborn old fool
Be still now, [C] bossy, quit jumping [F] around
I've been out all night just [C] a-sneaking around
She [A] looked sympathetic with her eyes big and brown
[D] And said, just hang on and I'll jump up and down
[C] How [D] many biscuits can you eat this evening?
Send in them cards and letters, friends, send them in
How many biscuits can you [G] eat?
49 and a ham on me
This morning, this evening, [C] right now
I know a little piece once.
All right, you say your piece.
Love is a thing of beauty
And beauty is a blossom
If you want to get your finger bit, you poke it at a possum
How many biscuits can you eat this morning?
How many biscuits can you eat [G] this evening?
[C] How many biscuits can you eat?
[G] 49 and a ham on me
[C] This morning, this evening, right [E] now
You got another one?
Yeah.
[C] Georgie was a little girl [F] who lived in Tennessee
[C] She had a ticklish feeling on her [G] ankle and her knee
Upon investigation, she found a chigger in a flea
And [B] they went marching on Georgie
How many biscuits can you eat this morning?
How many biscuits can you eat this evening?
How many biscuits can you eat?
[Bb] 49 and a ham on me
This morning, this [E] evening, right now
[C] [N]
Let me see that.
The way we used to, remember?
You sure looked pretty in your dress.
Thank you, I know it.
You just
I can't, I [C] can't.
You can't.
It's all right, honey.
Remember that.
It's all right, honey.
No.
Remember this one?
Yeah, I remember it.
How many biscuits can you eat this morning?
How many biscuits can you eat [G] this evening?
[C] How many biscuits can you eat?
49 and a ham and meat this [G] morning, this evening, right [N] now.
Judy, you remember you used to get up in front of the schoolhouse and say a little piece?
Yeah.
You know, recite?
Uh-huh.
Recite one for us and I'll play.
Okay, all right.
That's the way Judy used to do it.
All right.
Don't say it too fast.
Okay, now, okay.
Now quit gouging me, Ernie.
Oh, all right.
I never [C] told you to do it.
All right.
I went out to milk the old [D] cow one day
[F] With my stool and my [C] bucket and my fork full of hay
I flung down my bucket and I flopped on my stool
I said, [Bb] be still, bossy, you [G] stubborn old fool
Be still now, [C] bossy, quit jumping [F] around
I've been out all night just [C] a-sneaking around
She [A] looked sympathetic with her eyes big and brown
[D] And said, just hang on and I'll jump up and down
[C] How [D] many biscuits can you eat this evening?
Send in them cards and letters, friends, send them in
How many biscuits can you [G] eat?
49 and a ham on me
This morning, this evening, [C] right now
I know a little piece once.
All right, you say your piece.
Love is a thing of beauty
And beauty is a blossom
If you want to get your finger bit, you poke it at a possum
How many biscuits can you eat this morning?
How many biscuits can you eat [G] this evening?
[C] How many biscuits can you eat?
[G] 49 and a ham on me
[C] This morning, this evening, right [E] now
You got another one?
Yeah.
[C] Georgie was a little girl [F] who lived in Tennessee
[C] She had a ticklish feeling on her [G] ankle and her knee
Upon investigation, she found a chigger in a flea
And [B] they went marching on Georgie
How many biscuits can you eat this morning?
How many biscuits can you eat this evening?
How many biscuits can you eat?
[Bb] 49 and a ham on me
This morning, this [E] evening, right now
[C] [N]
Key:
C
G
D
F
B
C
G
D
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ [B] Judy, sit down on the stool there.
Let me see that.
The way we used to, remember?
You sure looked pretty in your dress.
Thank you, I know it.
You just_
I can't, I [C] can't.
You can't.
It's all right, honey.
Remember that.
It's all right, honey.
No.
_ _ Remember this one?
Yeah, I remember it.
How many biscuits can you eat this morning?
_ How many biscuits can you eat [G] this evening?
[C] How many biscuits can you eat?
49 and a ham and meat this [G] morning, this evening, right [N] now.
Judy, you remember you used to get up in front of the schoolhouse and say a little piece?
Yeah.
You know, recite?
Uh-huh.
Recite one for us and I'll play.
Okay, all right.
That's the way Judy used to do it.
All right.
Don't say it too fast.
Okay, now, okay.
Now quit gouging me, Ernie.
Oh, all right.
I never [C] told you to do it.
All right.
I went out to milk the old [D] cow one day
[F] With my stool and my [C] bucket and my fork full of hay
I flung down my bucket and I flopped on my stool
I said, [Bb] be still, bossy, you [G] stubborn old fool
Be still now, [C] bossy, quit jumping [F] around
I've been out all night just [C] a-sneaking around
She [A] looked sympathetic with her eyes big and brown
[D] And said, just hang on and I'll jump up and down
[C] How _ _ _ [D] many biscuits can you eat this evening?
Send in them cards and letters, friends, send them in
How many biscuits can you [G] eat?
49 and a ham on me
This morning, this evening, [C] right now
I know a little piece once.
All right, you say your piece.
Love is a thing of beauty
And beauty is a blossom
If you want to get your finger bit, you poke it at a possum
How many biscuits can you eat this morning?
_ How many biscuits can you eat [G] this evening?
[C] How many biscuits can you eat?
[G] 49 and a ham on me
[C] This morning, this evening, right [E] now
You got another one?
Yeah.
[C] Georgie was a little girl [F] who lived in Tennessee
[C] She had a ticklish feeling on her [G] ankle and her knee
Upon investigation, she found a chigger in a flea
And [B] they went marching on Georgie
How many _ biscuits can you eat this morning?
How many biscuits can you eat this evening?
How many biscuits can you eat?
[Bb] 49 and a ham on me
This morning, this [E] evening, right now
_ [C] _ _ _ _ _ [N] _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ [B] Judy, sit down on the stool there.
Let me see that.
The way we used to, remember?
You sure looked pretty in your dress.
Thank you, I know it.
You just_
I can't, I [C] can't.
You can't.
It's all right, honey.
Remember that.
It's all right, honey.
No.
_ _ Remember this one?
Yeah, I remember it.
How many biscuits can you eat this morning?
_ How many biscuits can you eat [G] this evening?
[C] How many biscuits can you eat?
49 and a ham and meat this [G] morning, this evening, right [N] now.
Judy, you remember you used to get up in front of the schoolhouse and say a little piece?
Yeah.
You know, recite?
Uh-huh.
Recite one for us and I'll play.
Okay, all right.
That's the way Judy used to do it.
All right.
Don't say it too fast.
Okay, now, okay.
Now quit gouging me, Ernie.
Oh, all right.
I never [C] told you to do it.
All right.
I went out to milk the old [D] cow one day
[F] With my stool and my [C] bucket and my fork full of hay
I flung down my bucket and I flopped on my stool
I said, [Bb] be still, bossy, you [G] stubborn old fool
Be still now, [C] bossy, quit jumping [F] around
I've been out all night just [C] a-sneaking around
She [A] looked sympathetic with her eyes big and brown
[D] And said, just hang on and I'll jump up and down
[C] How _ _ _ [D] many biscuits can you eat this evening?
Send in them cards and letters, friends, send them in
How many biscuits can you [G] eat?
49 and a ham on me
This morning, this evening, [C] right now
I know a little piece once.
All right, you say your piece.
Love is a thing of beauty
And beauty is a blossom
If you want to get your finger bit, you poke it at a possum
How many biscuits can you eat this morning?
_ How many biscuits can you eat [G] this evening?
[C] How many biscuits can you eat?
[G] 49 and a ham on me
[C] This morning, this evening, right [E] now
You got another one?
Yeah.
[C] Georgie was a little girl [F] who lived in Tennessee
[C] She had a ticklish feeling on her [G] ankle and her knee
Upon investigation, she found a chigger in a flea
And [B] they went marching on Georgie
How many _ biscuits can you eat this morning?
How many biscuits can you eat this evening?
How many biscuits can you eat?
[Bb] 49 and a ham on me
This morning, this [E] evening, right now
_ [C] _ _ _ _ _ [N] _ _ _ _ _ _ _
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