Blow In His Ear Chords by Little David Wilkins

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In the spring of 1962, twelve miles from Omaha,
I met three ladies and a preacher man on their way to Wichita.
They were riding a camel, [G] side saddle getting high on a [D] baby roof,
and I heard one [G] say, in her own little [D] way, I'm searching for the truth.
_ _ Has a [A] chicken got lips?
[D] Does [G] a rattlesnake have hips?
[D] Can an elf make a living [A] blowing bubbles through his nose?
[D] If a blind man can stare [G] and a bald man comb his hair,
[D] just blow in his ear, _ [A] he'll follow you.
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When _ _ _ _ _ _ _ they got to Salt Lake City, you know the dust was pouring down.
Three ladies and a reverend on a camel's back, you know they rode into that town.
Stop in downtown, [G] Utah broke a seal on a [D] tube of glue,
and I heard one [G] say, as she sniffed away, [D] I'm searching for the truth.
_ _ Has a chicken got lips?
[G] Does a rattlesnake have hips?
[D] Can an elf make a living [A] blowing bubbles through his nose?
[D] If your goldfish grows hair [G] and starts sleeping in your chair,
just [Bm] blow in his ear, [A] he'll follow [N] you. _ _
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When they got to Wichita, the camel was about to break.
Atop him rode an elephant, a chicken, and a big old snake.
Two kangaroos, a [G] Memphis zoo, and a case of [D] baby roost,
and I heard them say, [G] as they rode away, [D] we're searching for the truth.
_ Has a [A] chicken got [Dm] lips?
Does [G] a rattlesnake have hips?
[D] Can an elephant make a living [A] blowing bubbles through his nose?
[D] If you buy a girl half underwear, [G] your complexion won't be fair.
[D] Just blow in his ear, [A] he'll follow [D] you. _ _
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