Zip Coon Chords by 2Nd South Carolina String Band
Tempo:
101.2 bpm
Chords used:
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Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
Start Jamming...
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[C] [G]
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Oh, Zip Coon, he's a learned scholar.
Oh, Zip Coon, he's a [D] learned [G] scholar.
Oh, Zip Coon, he's a learned scholar.
Seems possible to gumtree Cooney and the hog.
Barsome at the gumtree, Cooney on the [C] stump.
Barsome at the gumtree, Cooney on the [G] stump.
Barsome at the gumtree, [D] Cooney on the [G] stump.
Don't know what gum will trouble Zip Coon, we'll tell.
[C] [G]
This old silky blue sketchy is in love with me.
I went the other afternoon to [D] take a cup of [G] tea.
What do you take?
That's sugar, ham, or supper.
Why, chicken, pudding, parcel, without any butter.
Barsome at the gumtree, Cooney on the [C] stump.
Barsome at the gumtree, Cooney on the [G] stump.
Barsome at the gumtree, [D] Cooney on the [G] stump.
Don't know what gum will trouble Zip Coon, we'll tell.
I [C] [G]
went down to Sandy Hall the other afternoon.
And the first man I chanced to meet was, [D] oh, Zip [G] Coon.
Oh, Zip Coon, he's an artist scholar.
For he plays upon the banjo, Cooney and the hog.
Barsome at the gumtree, Cooney on the [C] stump.
Barsome at the gumtree, Cooney on the [G] stump.
Barsome at the gumtree, Cooney on the stump.
Oh, what gum will trouble Zip Coon, we'll tell.
[C] [G]
Well, you heard about the Battle of Old New Leeds,
where old General Jackson gave to [D] British [G] beans.
The Yankees did them right, put some sleuths to sleep.
For they catched Parkham Hammer, then they rolled him up the crate.
Barsome at the gumtree, Cooney on [C] the stump.
Barsome at the gumtree, Cooney on [G] the stump.
Barsome at the gumtree, Cooney on the stump.
Oh, what gum will trouble Zip Coon, we'll tell.
There [C] [G]
was an old soldier and he had a wooden leg.
He had no tobacco, and [D] tobacco he [G] would make.
Said, this old soldier, won't you give to me a chew?
Said, the other old soldier, I'll be damned if I do.
Barsome at the gumtree, Cooney on the [C] stump.
Barsome at the gumtree, [G] Cooney on the stump.
Barsome at the gumtree, Cooney on the stump.
Oh, what gum will trouble Zip Coon, we'll tell.
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Oh, Zip Coon, he's a learned scholar.
Oh, Zip Coon, he's a [D] learned [G] scholar.
Oh, Zip Coon, he's a learned scholar.
Seems possible to gumtree Cooney and the hog.
Barsome at the gumtree, Cooney on the [C] stump.
Barsome at the gumtree, Cooney on the [G] stump.
Barsome at the gumtree, [D] Cooney on the [G] stump.
Don't know what gum will trouble Zip Coon, we'll tell.
[C] [G]
This old silky blue sketchy is in love with me.
I went the other afternoon to [D] take a cup of [G] tea.
What do you take?
That's sugar, ham, or supper.
Why, chicken, pudding, parcel, without any butter.
Barsome at the gumtree, Cooney on the [C] stump.
Barsome at the gumtree, Cooney on the [G] stump.
Barsome at the gumtree, [D] Cooney on the [G] stump.
Don't know what gum will trouble Zip Coon, we'll tell.
I [C] [G]
went down to Sandy Hall the other afternoon.
And the first man I chanced to meet was, [D] oh, Zip [G] Coon.
Oh, Zip Coon, he's an artist scholar.
For he plays upon the banjo, Cooney and the hog.
Barsome at the gumtree, Cooney on the [C] stump.
Barsome at the gumtree, Cooney on the [G] stump.
Barsome at the gumtree, Cooney on the stump.
Oh, what gum will trouble Zip Coon, we'll tell.
[C] [G]
Well, you heard about the Battle of Old New Leeds,
where old General Jackson gave to [D] British [G] beans.
The Yankees did them right, put some sleuths to sleep.
For they catched Parkham Hammer, then they rolled him up the crate.
Barsome at the gumtree, Cooney on [C] the stump.
Barsome at the gumtree, Cooney on [G] the stump.
Barsome at the gumtree, Cooney on the stump.
Oh, what gum will trouble Zip Coon, we'll tell.
There [C] [G]
was an old soldier and he had a wooden leg.
He had no tobacco, and [D] tobacco he [G] would make.
Said, this old soldier, won't you give to me a chew?
Said, the other old soldier, I'll be damned if I do.
Barsome at the gumtree, Cooney on the [C] stump.
Barsome at the gumtree, [G] Cooney on the stump.
Barsome at the gumtree, Cooney on the stump.
Oh, what gum will trouble Zip Coon, we'll tell.
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_ _ _ _ _ _ Oh, Zip Coon, he's a learned scholar.
Oh, Zip Coon, he's a [D] learned [G] scholar.
Oh, Zip Coon, he's a learned scholar.
Seems possible to gumtree Cooney and the hog.
Barsome at the gumtree, Cooney on the [C] stump.
Barsome at the gumtree, Cooney on the [G] stump.
Barsome at the gumtree, [D] Cooney on the [G] stump.
Don't know what gum will trouble Zip Coon, we'll tell.
_ _ _ [C] _ _ _ _ [G] _
_ _ _ _ _ _ This old silky blue sketchy is in love with me.
I went the other afternoon to [D] take a cup of [G] tea.
What do you take?
That's sugar, ham, or supper.
Why, chicken, pudding, parcel, without any butter.
Barsome at the gumtree, Cooney on the [C] stump.
Barsome at the gumtree, Cooney on the [G] stump.
Barsome at the gumtree, [D] Cooney on the [G] stump.
Don't know what gum will trouble Zip Coon, we'll tell.
I _ _ [C] _ _ _ _ [G] _
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went down to Sandy Hall the other afternoon.
And the first man I chanced to meet was, [D] oh, Zip [G] Coon.
Oh, Zip Coon, he's an artist scholar.
For he plays upon the banjo, Cooney and the hog.
Barsome at the gumtree, Cooney on the [C] stump.
Barsome at the gumtree, Cooney on the [G] stump.
Barsome at the gumtree, Cooney on the stump.
Oh, what gum will trouble Zip Coon, we'll tell.
_ _ _ [C] _ _ _ _ [G] _
_ _ _ _ _ _ Well, you heard about the Battle of Old New Leeds,
where old General Jackson gave to [D] British [G] beans.
The Yankees did them right, put some sleuths to sleep.
For they catched Parkham Hammer, then they rolled him up the crate.
Barsome at the gumtree, Cooney on [C] the stump.
Barsome at the gumtree, Cooney on [G] the stump.
Barsome at the gumtree, Cooney on the stump.
Oh, what gum will trouble Zip Coon, we'll tell.
_ There _ [C] _ _ _ [G] _
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was an old soldier and he had a wooden leg.
He had no tobacco, and [D] tobacco he [G] would make.
Said, this old soldier, won't you give to me a chew?
Said, the other old soldier, I'll be damned if I do.
Barsome at the gumtree, Cooney on the [C] stump.
Barsome at the gumtree, [G] Cooney on the stump.
Barsome at the gumtree, Cooney on the stump.
Oh, what gum will trouble Zip Coon, we'll tell.
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_ _ _ _ _ _ Oh, Zip Coon, he's a learned scholar.
Oh, Zip Coon, he's a [D] learned [G] scholar.
Oh, Zip Coon, he's a learned scholar.
Seems possible to gumtree Cooney and the hog.
Barsome at the gumtree, Cooney on the [C] stump.
Barsome at the gumtree, Cooney on the [G] stump.
Barsome at the gumtree, [D] Cooney on the [G] stump.
Don't know what gum will trouble Zip Coon, we'll tell.
_ _ _ [C] _ _ _ _ [G] _
_ _ _ _ _ _ This old silky blue sketchy is in love with me.
I went the other afternoon to [D] take a cup of [G] tea.
What do you take?
That's sugar, ham, or supper.
Why, chicken, pudding, parcel, without any butter.
Barsome at the gumtree, Cooney on the [C] stump.
Barsome at the gumtree, Cooney on the [G] stump.
Barsome at the gumtree, [D] Cooney on the [G] stump.
Don't know what gum will trouble Zip Coon, we'll tell.
I _ _ [C] _ _ _ _ [G] _
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went down to Sandy Hall the other afternoon.
And the first man I chanced to meet was, [D] oh, Zip [G] Coon.
Oh, Zip Coon, he's an artist scholar.
For he plays upon the banjo, Cooney and the hog.
Barsome at the gumtree, Cooney on the [C] stump.
Barsome at the gumtree, Cooney on the [G] stump.
Barsome at the gumtree, Cooney on the stump.
Oh, what gum will trouble Zip Coon, we'll tell.
_ _ _ [C] _ _ _ _ [G] _
_ _ _ _ _ _ Well, you heard about the Battle of Old New Leeds,
where old General Jackson gave to [D] British [G] beans.
The Yankees did them right, put some sleuths to sleep.
For they catched Parkham Hammer, then they rolled him up the crate.
Barsome at the gumtree, Cooney on [C] the stump.
Barsome at the gumtree, Cooney on [G] the stump.
Barsome at the gumtree, Cooney on the stump.
Oh, what gum will trouble Zip Coon, we'll tell.
_ There _ [C] _ _ _ [G] _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _
was an old soldier and he had a wooden leg.
He had no tobacco, and [D] tobacco he [G] would make.
Said, this old soldier, won't you give to me a chew?
Said, the other old soldier, I'll be damned if I do.
Barsome at the gumtree, Cooney on the [C] stump.
Barsome at the gumtree, [G] Cooney on the stump.
Barsome at the gumtree, Cooney on the stump.
Oh, what gum will trouble Zip Coon, we'll tell.
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