{"source":"Free Chord Book","source_url":"https://www.free-chords.com","license_note":"Free for personal use. Lyrics and compositions © their respective songwriters and publishers.","tab_id":10008237,"song":"Morris and his Turtle","artist":"כוורת","content_type":"chord","tab_type":null,"url":"https://www.free-chords.com/song/10008237-morris-and-his-turtle-chords-by-כוורת/","api_url":"https://www.free-chords.com/api/v1/songs/10008237?type=chord","rating":null,"votes":null,"content":"Intro:\nLong ago when he was young\nHe was really kind of dumb\nBut he always said 'Hello'\nAnd closed the door\nHe made fire out of sticks\nAnd some other cleaver tricks\nAnd was basically\nA scintillating bore\nThen one day when he was ten\nComing slowly 'round the bed\nHe encountered what appeared\nTo be a shell\nBut when he took a second glance\nIn his heart he felt romance\nHe decided\nHe would call the turtle Mel\nChorus:\nCause he found him,\nRight on the street\nHe was crawling, on his feet\nAnd when you find yourself a turtle\nAnd you don't know what to do\nThe best thing is to take him home\nWith you\nWhy don't you play the music\nWhy don't you play the music\nBridge:\nSimultaenously they grew\nAnd together they ate soup\nWhat apparently two lemsanoensoing\nMel and Morris were a team\nThey were perfect like a dream\nThey succeeded in whatever they\nWere doing\nThen one morning half asleep\nMorris got up on his feet\nJust to check on turtle Mel\nWho wasn't snorring\nBut when he opened up the drawer\nLike so many times before\nOnly this time Melvin's presense\nWasn't showing\nCause he found him,\nRight on the street\nHe was crawling, on his feet\nAnd when you find yourself a turtle\nAnd you don't know what to do\nThe best thing is to take him home\nWith you\nWhy don't you play the music\nWhy don't you play the music\nBridge:\nWell, this really took some nerve\nMorris painfully observed\nAnd away he went to\nFind his rebel tortoise\nSearching high and searching low\nBraving rain and fighting snow\nMorris covered far more ground\nThan even Moses\nThen while passing through a field\nThere was laughter that seemed real\nAnd it sounded like a party\nOn some farm\nBut when he looked behind his tree\nHe was quite surprised to see\nGood old Melvin\nIn somebody else's arms\nCause he found him,\nRight on the street\nHe was crawling, on his feet\nAnd when you find yourself a turtle\nAnd you don't know what to do\nThe best thing is to take him home\nWith you\nWhy don't you play the music\nBridge:\nWhy don't you play the music\nBrigde:\nBeing a turt... let's try again\nBeing a turt... let's try again\nBeing a turtle is a drag\nMelvin tried to chew the rag\nThough by then it seemed\nThat Morris lost his interest\nAnd two weeks later he was seen\nWith his frog of wealthy means\nWho was formerly a very\nGorgeous princess\nCause he found him,\nRight on the street\nHe was crawling, on his feet\nAnd when you find yourself a turtle\nAnd you don't know what to do\nThe best thing is to take him home\nWith you\nAnd if you need more ideas\nJust ask ol' Morris\nOutro:","plain_text":"Intro:\nLong ago when he was young\nHe was really kind of dumb\nBut he always said 'Hello'\nAnd closed the door\nHe made fire out of sticks\nAnd some other cleaver tricks\nAnd was basically\nA scintillating bore\nThen one day when he was ten\nComing slowly 'round the bed\nHe encountered what appeared\nTo be a shell\nBut when he took a second glance\nIn his heart he felt romance\nHe decided\nHe would call the turtle Mel\nChorus:\nCause he found him,\nRight on the street\nHe was crawling, on his feet\nAnd when you find yourself a turtle\nAnd you don't know what to do\nThe best thing is to take him home\nWith you\nWhy don't you play the music\nWhy don't you play the music\nBridge:\nSimultaenously they grew\nAnd together they ate soup\nWhat apparently two lemsanoensoing\nMel and Morris were a team\nThey were perfect like a dream\nThey succeeded in whatever they\nWere doing\nThen one morning half asleep\nMorris got up on his feet\nJust to check on turtle Mel\nWho wasn't snorring\nBut when he opened up the drawer\nLike so many times before\nOnly this time Melvin's presense\nWasn't showing\nCause he found him,\nRight on the street\nHe was crawling, on his feet\nAnd when you find yourself a turtle\nAnd you don't know what to do\nThe best thing is to take him home\nWith you\nWhy don't you play the music\nWhy don't you play the music\nBridge:\nWell, this really took some nerve\nMorris painfully observed\nAnd away he went to\nFind his rebel tortoise\nSearching high and searching low\nBraving rain and fighting snow\nMorris covered far more ground\nThan even Moses\nThen while passing through a field\nThere was laughter that seemed real\nAnd it sounded like a party\nOn some farm\nBut when he looked behind his tree\nHe was quite surprised to see\nGood old Melvin\nIn somebody else's arms\nCause he found him,\nRight on the street\nHe was crawling, on his feet\nAnd when you find yourself a turtle\nAnd you don't know what to do\nThe best thing is to take him home\nWith you\nWhy don't you play the music\nBridge:\nWhy don't you play the music\nBrigde:\nBeing a turt... let's try again\nBeing a turt... let's try again\nBeing a turtle is a drag\nMelvin tried to chew the rag\nThough by then it seemed\nThat Morris lost his interest\nAnd two weeks later he was seen\nWith his frog of wealthy means\nWho was formerly a very\nGorgeous princess\nCause he found him,\nRight on the street\nHe was crawling, on his feet\nAnd when you find yourself a turtle\nAnd you don't know what to do\nThe best thing is to take him home\nWith you\nAnd if you need more ideas\nJust ask ol' Morris\nOutro:","chords":["A"]}