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			Wooly Bully
			   By
		Sam The Sham And The Pharohs

intro:                            G7
Uno, dos, one, two, tres, quatro 

1st verse
G7
Matty told Hatty, about a thing she saw.  Had two big horns and a wooly 

             C7             G7           D7           C7           G7    D7
jaw.  Wooly bully,  wully bully.  wooly bully, wooly bully, wooly bully.

2nd verse
G7
Hatty told Matty "let's don't take no chance.  Lets not be L-seven, come 

                             C7           G7            D7
and learn to dance."  Wooly bully, wooly,bully,  wooly bully,  wooly

 C7             G7     D7 
bully,  wooly  bully.

3rd verse
G7
Matty told Hatty, "that's the thing to do.  Get you someone really to pull

                            C7           G7            D7           C7
the wool with you."  Wooly Bully, wooly bully, wooly bully, wooly, bully

       G7    D7
wooly bully.      

outro
G7

							B.C.


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