Tennessee Bird Walk
C ~ ~
C
1. Take away the trees
and
the birds all have to sit upon the ground, um,
C
and take
away their wings
G
and
the birds will have to walk to get around.
C C7
F
And take away the bird baths
and dirty birds will soon be ev'rywhere,
D G
take
away their feathers and the birds will walk around in underwear.
C
2. Take away their chirp
and
the birds will have to whisper when they sing (chirp chirp),
C
and take away their
common sense
G
and
they'll be headed southward in the spring.
C
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Oh, remember me, my darling,
when spring is in the air
F
and
the bald headed birds are whisp'ring ev'rywhere,
G
when
you see them walking southward in their dirty underwear,
C
the Tennessee Bird Walk.
+ instrumental = verse 2
C
3. How about some trees
so
the birds won't have to sit upon the ground, um ?
C
And how about some wings
G
so
the birds won't have to walk to get around ?
C C7 F
And how about a bird bath or
two, so the birds will all be clean ?
D
And how about some feathers
G
so
their underwear no longer will be seen ?
C
4. How about a chirp
so
the birds won't have to whisper when they sing (chirp chirp)
?
C
And how about some common
sense
G
so
they won't be blocking traffic in the spring ?
C
C7
Oh, remember me, my darling,
when spring is in the air
F
and
the bald headed birds are whisp'ring ev'rywhere,
G
when
you see them walking southward in their dirty underwear
C
the
Tennessee Bird walk,
C
the
Tennessee Bird walk,
C
the
Tennessee Bird walk ….
(Jack Blanchard
& Misty Morgan)