Chords for Kingston Trio and Bob Shane singing "Tom Dooley".

_ He looks over as he's going by and he's outside our house and says,
Talking dog for sale.
[N] _ _ _ He's done the huge journey, comes out, walks up to the house, he [Eb] says,
You got a sign here that says, Talking dog for sale.
Yeah, we got a talking dog for sale.
He's out [Gb] back, he's out back there, you talk to him over the fence, he talks to you.
The guy goes back, he [G] sees the dog sitting in the backyard there, he [D] puts up the fence,
the dog's scratching his [Gb] ear and he says,
_ _ _ You the talking [E] dog?
And the dog looks up and says, Yep.
[Eb] _ _ _ He [D] says, _ [Eb] Could you tell me anything?
Yep. _
[G] He said, What did you tell me?
The [Bb] dog said, Well, when I was a little puppy, I started [Eb] realizing I could understand English
and [Bm] I started fooling around and I kept talking [Gb] and I got pretty much in demand from people
and they put me on to the CIA who [D] hired me as a spy dog and [Eb] then I went and I worked for them
and I would sit in a room with [Gm] the bad guys and the good guys [Ebm] and the dog would talk
and then the good guys [Dm] would leave, the bad guys [Bb] would tell all the wrong things,
and the good guys came [Gb] back, I'd just tell them all [E] the stuff they said.
And [Bb] we left them.
And I [Eb] got lots of medals and stuff and then I came home here because I was tired,
I was traveling on the road and they [E] used me, the local DEA started using me for bus [Bb] dogs
and all that stuff and [B] I got tired of that and I got married and had some puppies and [D] here I am.
The [Ab] guy went back to the front and he says, What do you want for the dog?
He says, Ten bucks.
[Bb] He says, Ten dollars for a dog like that?
[Eb] He says, Ah, he's full of shit.
He's never done any of that [N] stuff.
He's _ _ _ _ _ never done any of that _ _ stuff.
[F] _ _ _ _ _ [E] _
_ [G] _ _ _ _ _ [Bb] _ _
_ _ [F] _ [Gm] Throughout history, there have been many songs [Bb] written about the eternal triumph.
[D] Name three. _ _
_ _ _ [G] _ _ _ _ [F] _
_ _ _ [N] _ _ _ Throughout [D] history.
_ _ _ Hang _ _
_ [G] _ _ _ _ _ [Dm] _ _
[F] _ _ _ down your good cop. _
_ _ _ _ _ [C] _ _
Hang down your good cop.
To leave your boy around [F] tonight.
_ Hang her on the mountain.
_ Never mind [C] her life. _
_ Hang her on the mountain.
_ Step [D] her with my [F] life.
_ Hang down your good cop.
To leave your [C] boy _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ [G] around [F] tonight. _ _
If I am tomorrow, look at who [C] I'll be.
_ [D] And the vicar [C] graces _ I've been [F] in Tennessee. _
Hang down your good cop.
To leave your [D] _ _ [C] _ boy around tonight.
Hang down your good cop.
To leave your boy around [F] _ _
_ _ tonight.
Despite the fire,
Rest in peace,
[C] _ _ _ [D] Darling, I'm so [C] lonely, so bad.
_ Hang on [B] to my wild [F] feet.
_ Hang down your good cop.
To leave [D] your boy [C] around tonight.
Hang down your good cop.
To leave your boy around [F] tonight. _ _ _ _ _
_ Hang _ down [C] _ _
_ _ _ your good _ _ cop.
To leave [F] your boy _ _ _ [C] _ _
around [F] tonight.
[C] Oh boy you're [F] bound to die.
_ Oh boy you're bound to die.
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