Chords for Super Super Blues Band Little Red Rooster

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_ [Am] If you see my little red rose, _ please [Gm] drive him home.
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_ [B] _ _ _ _ _ [A] If [E] you see my little red rose, [Am] _ please drive him home.
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_ _ [E] Ain't been no peace in the barnyard, _ since the little [Am] red rose have been gone.
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_ Well, the dogs [F] howling, _ the hounds begin to [A] howl.
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_ _ [D] Oh, the dogs are howling, [Am] and you know my hounds begin to howl.
[A] You know, when the hounds start howling, I start to howl.
_ [Am] _ _ _ [D] Well, the little red [Bm] rose is gone, _ [A] no one knows why it's dead.
All right, but the _ _ _
[D] _ _ [Am] dogs who hear _ _ won't cackle when she [A] plays.
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_ _ _ _ [D] Yeah, you know I got [Am] it, _ _ _ won't cackle [A] when she plays.
_ Well, yeah, _ _ _ _ _ well, you [Em] know I got a little mama, [D] she won't [A] do nothing I say.
_ [Am] That's ice. _
_ _ [D] If you see my little red rose, _ [Am] please drive him home.
[A] He's old as old dilly.
_ Dilly.
_ [D] Oh, if you see my little red rose, _ please drive him home.
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Keep on cooking, baby.
_ Ain't been no peace in [Bm] the barnyard, [D] since the little red [A] rose have been gone. _ _
I don't believe it. _ _ _ _
[D] _ _ _ Please, [Am] _ _ [A] _
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oh, little red rose now, please won't y'all [A] send him home. _
_ _ _ _ _ Ain't been no peace [E] in the barnyard, _ [D] since that [A] little rose have been gone.
_ _ _ _ Shoot. _
[D] Well, what you gonna do, _ and he [Am] won't call for [A] days.
Don't even call. _ _ _
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_ And [A] he won't call for days. _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ [E] Yeah, what you gonna do for a woman, _ [D] she won't do [A] nothing. _
_ _ _ It won't do nothing.
[D] Oh, if you see my red rose, _ [Am] oh, drive him [A] home.
_ _ _ _ [D] Oh, if you see my red rose, [Am] oh, drive [A] him home. _
_ _ _ Ain't been [Bm] no peace in the barnyard, [Am] since the little red [A] rose have been gone. _ _ _
_ [D] What you want for [Am] the rooster, _ he won't call for [A] days. _ _ _ _
What [D] you want for the rooster, _ and he won't [Am] call for days.
[A] _ _ _ _ _ [Am] What you [E] want for the [B] woman, _ she won't [A] do nothing, she said.
_ _ _ _ Oh, yeah.
Now, [Am] if you think you [A] know somebody who wants to say something, [D] well, just shoot him.
_ _ _ _ Please, drive [A] him home.
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_ [Am] I want you to please drive him [A] home. _ _
_ _ [E] Well, you know there's been no [Bm] peace in the barnyard, [D]
since_
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_ _ _ _ _ Now, you can't thank him.
You can't thank him.
Yeah, but I like him.
You can't thank him.
No.
You can't [D] thank him, he's his.
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_ _ _ _ Well, [D] the dogs [C] all [D] howled.
_ [Am] Howled.
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_ _ _ Well, the [Am] dogs all howled.
[D] [Am] And the hounds is howling too.
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_ [E] The little red rose is gone.
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[Cm] Nobody [A] know where it left. _ _ _ _ _
All right now, Bo Dilly.
You been singing, I'm singing. _ _
_ Who's scared to sing, Bo?
Bo Dilly.
I been with you all along.
Zang it, Bo Dilly.
Ain't up to can.
Ain't up to can.
Yeah, I'm up to can, man.
[D] Well, say something about the little red rose again. _
_ [Am] _ _ If you see my wife and daughter, _ [Em] please drive them [A] home.
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