Wicked Dickie Chords by Rasputina
Tempo:
163.05 bpm
Chords used:
Eb
Ab
F
C
Fm
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
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[F] [Bb] [Ab] Ladies and gentlemen, [Eb] this is [Gm] a song about an old [Eb] man.
[F] He had a cow.
[Fm] He had but one cow, [Cm] and the cow died.
[Bb]
[G] [Cm] [Fm]
[Ab] He loved the cow better than his own [G]
child.
[Cm] When the cow [Eb] died, getting [F] grieved by the cow was going no milk and butter.
[Ab]
At home.
[G] [Cm] So, here come this [F] song.
[C]
If you mourn [Bb] for [Ab] Dickie, I'll tell you [Gm] right now
He was [Ebm] an old [C] man, and he had but one cow.
Over [Bb] hedges and [Ab] ditches and fields [Eb] he had plowed.
He ran for his life, [Fm] just [C] to get to his cow.
[Ab] [Eb]
Wicked [F] Dickie Dun [Ab] died.
[Eb]
Wicked Dickie [F] Dun died.
If you mourn [Bb] for Dickie, [Ab] I'll tell you [Eb] right now
He was an old [F] man, [C]
[Fm] [Gm] and [Ab] ditches and fields [Eb] he had plowed.
He ran for his life, [F] just [C] to get to his [Ab] cow.
[Eb] [Fm] [Eb]
Wicked Dicky [Fm] Dun died, [Ab] oh-ah
[Eb]
Wicked Dicky [F] Dun died
When the old [Eb] man heard [Cm] that his cow she was dead
[Eb] Over [C] hedges and ditches you see he had [Fm] fled
Over hedges [Eb] and [Cm] ditches and fields that were mown
[Eb] He ran [C] for his life just to get to his [Ab] own, oh-ah
[Eb]
Wicked Dicky [Fm] Dun died, oh [Ab]-ah
[Eb]
Wicked Dicky [F] Dun died
Now [Eb] I sit [C] down and I eat my dried meal
[Gm] But I have no [C] milk what to put in my pail
[Fm] I [Eb] have no [Cm] butter to sop with my bread
[Eb] [C] Now old Wicked Dicky is [Ab] dead, oh-ah
[Eb]
Wicked Dicky [C] Dun [F] died, [Ab] oh-ah
[Eb]
Wicked Dicky [F] Dun died
If you mourn for Dicky I'll tell you right now
There was an old man and he had but one cow
Over hedges and ditches and fields he had plowed
He ran for his life just to get to
[F] He had a cow.
[Fm] He had but one cow, [Cm] and the cow died.
[Bb]
[G] [Cm] [Fm]
[Ab] He loved the cow better than his own [G]
child.
[Cm] When the cow [Eb] died, getting [F] grieved by the cow was going no milk and butter.
[Ab]
At home.
[G] [Cm] So, here come this [F] song.
[C]
If you mourn [Bb] for [Ab] Dickie, I'll tell you [Gm] right now
He was [Ebm] an old [C] man, and he had but one cow.
Over [Bb] hedges and [Ab] ditches and fields [Eb] he had plowed.
He ran for his life, [Fm] just [C] to get to his cow.
[Ab] [Eb]
Wicked [F] Dickie Dun [Ab] died.
[Eb]
Wicked Dickie [F] Dun died.
If you mourn [Bb] for Dickie, [Ab] I'll tell you [Eb] right now
He was an old [F] man, [C]
[Fm] [Gm] and [Ab] ditches and fields [Eb] he had plowed.
He ran for his life, [F] just [C] to get to his [Ab] cow.
[Eb] [Fm] [Eb]
Wicked Dicky [Fm] Dun died, [Ab] oh-ah
[Eb]
Wicked Dicky [F] Dun died
When the old [Eb] man heard [Cm] that his cow she was dead
[Eb] Over [C] hedges and ditches you see he had [Fm] fled
Over hedges [Eb] and [Cm] ditches and fields that were mown
[Eb] He ran [C] for his life just to get to his [Ab] own, oh-ah
[Eb]
Wicked Dicky [Fm] Dun died, oh [Ab]-ah
[Eb]
Wicked Dicky [F] Dun died
Now [Eb] I sit [C] down and I eat my dried meal
[Gm] But I have no [C] milk what to put in my pail
[Fm] I [Eb] have no [Cm] butter to sop with my bread
[Eb] [C] Now old Wicked Dicky is [Ab] dead, oh-ah
[Eb]
Wicked Dicky [C] Dun [F] died, [Ab] oh-ah
[Eb]
Wicked Dicky [F] Dun died
If you mourn for Dicky I'll tell you right now
There was an old man and he had but one cow
Over hedges and ditches and fields he had plowed
He ran for his life just to get to
Key:
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_ _ [F] _ _ [Bb] _ [Ab] Ladies and gentlemen, [Eb] this is [Gm] a song about an old [Eb] man. _
_ _ [F] _ He had a cow. _
_ _ _ _ [Fm] He had but one cow, [Cm] and the cow died.
[Bb] _ _
[G] _ [Cm] _ _ _ [Fm] _ _ _ _
_ _ [Ab] He loved the cow better than his own [G]
child.
[Cm] When the cow [Eb] died, getting [F] grieved by the cow was going no milk and butter.
_ _ [Ab] _
At home.
_ [G] _ _ [Cm] So, here come this [F] song. _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ [C] _
If you mourn [Bb] for [Ab] Dickie, I'll tell you [Gm] right now
He was [Ebm] an old [C] man, and he had but one cow.
Over [Bb] hedges and [Ab] ditches and fields [Eb] he had plowed.
He ran for his life, [Fm] just [C] to get to his cow.
[Ab] _ _ _ _ [Eb] _ _ _ _
_ Wicked [F] Dickie Dun [Ab] died.
_ _ _ _ [Eb] _ _ _ _
_ Wicked Dickie [F] Dun _ died.
If you mourn [Bb] for Dickie, [Ab] I'll tell you [Eb] right now
He was an old [F] man, _ [C] _ _
_ [Fm] _ [Gm] and [Ab] ditches and fields [Eb] he had plowed.
He ran for his life, [F] just [C] to get to his [Ab] cow.
_ _ _ [Eb] _ _ [Fm] _ [Eb] _
_ Wicked Dicky [Fm] Dun died, _ [Ab] oh-ah
_ [Eb] _ _ _ _
_ Wicked Dicky [F] Dun _ died
When the old [Eb] man heard [Cm] that his cow she was dead
[Eb] Over [C] hedges and ditches you see he had [Fm] fled
Over hedges [Eb] and [Cm] ditches and fields that were mown
[Eb] He ran [C] for his life just to get to his [Ab] own, oh-ah
_ [Eb] _ _ _ _
_ Wicked Dicky [Fm] Dun died, oh [Ab]-ah
_ [Eb] _ _ _ _
_ Wicked Dicky [F] Dun died
Now [Eb] I sit [C] down and I eat my dried meal
[Gm] But I have no [C] milk what to put in my pail
[Fm] I [Eb] have no [Cm] butter to sop with my bread
[Eb] _ [C] Now old Wicked Dicky is [Ab] dead, oh-ah
[Eb] _ _ _ _
_ _ Wicked Dicky [C] Dun [F] died, [Ab] oh-ah
_ [Eb] _ _ _
_ Wicked Dicky [F] Dun died
If you mourn for Dicky I'll tell you right now
There was an old man and he had but one cow
Over hedges and ditches and fields he had plowed
He ran for his life just to get to
_ _ [F] _ He had a cow. _
_ _ _ _ [Fm] He had but one cow, [Cm] and the cow died.
[Bb] _ _
[G] _ [Cm] _ _ _ [Fm] _ _ _ _
_ _ [Ab] He loved the cow better than his own [G]
child.
[Cm] When the cow [Eb] died, getting [F] grieved by the cow was going no milk and butter.
_ _ [Ab] _
At home.
_ [G] _ _ [Cm] So, here come this [F] song. _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ [C] _
If you mourn [Bb] for [Ab] Dickie, I'll tell you [Gm] right now
He was [Ebm] an old [C] man, and he had but one cow.
Over [Bb] hedges and [Ab] ditches and fields [Eb] he had plowed.
He ran for his life, [Fm] just [C] to get to his cow.
[Ab] _ _ _ _ [Eb] _ _ _ _
_ Wicked [F] Dickie Dun [Ab] died.
_ _ _ _ [Eb] _ _ _ _
_ Wicked Dickie [F] Dun _ died.
If you mourn [Bb] for Dickie, [Ab] I'll tell you [Eb] right now
He was an old [F] man, _ [C] _ _
_ [Fm] _ [Gm] and [Ab] ditches and fields [Eb] he had plowed.
He ran for his life, [F] just [C] to get to his [Ab] cow.
_ _ _ [Eb] _ _ [Fm] _ [Eb] _
_ Wicked Dicky [Fm] Dun died, _ [Ab] oh-ah
_ [Eb] _ _ _ _
_ Wicked Dicky [F] Dun _ died
When the old [Eb] man heard [Cm] that his cow she was dead
[Eb] Over [C] hedges and ditches you see he had [Fm] fled
Over hedges [Eb] and [Cm] ditches and fields that were mown
[Eb] He ran [C] for his life just to get to his [Ab] own, oh-ah
_ [Eb] _ _ _ _
_ Wicked Dicky [Fm] Dun died, oh [Ab]-ah
_ [Eb] _ _ _ _
_ Wicked Dicky [F] Dun died
Now [Eb] I sit [C] down and I eat my dried meal
[Gm] But I have no [C] milk what to put in my pail
[Fm] I [Eb] have no [Cm] butter to sop with my bread
[Eb] _ [C] Now old Wicked Dicky is [Ab] dead, oh-ah
[Eb] _ _ _ _
_ _ Wicked Dicky [C] Dun [F] died, [Ab] oh-ah
_ [Eb] _ _ _
_ Wicked Dicky [F] Dun died
If you mourn for Dicky I'll tell you right now
There was an old man and he had but one cow
Over hedges and ditches and fields he had plowed
He ran for his life just to get to