Me And Little Andy

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Step 1 / 17Position: 2
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Picking pattern: bass (p), then i+m together.
e|-D---------| |-G---------| |-A---------| |-A7---------|
B|----3---3-| |----3---3-| |----4---4-| |---4---4--|
G|----2---2-| |----0---0-| |----3---3-| |---0---0--|
D|-0--------| |----------| |----------| |----------|
A|----------| |----------| |-0--------| |-0--------|
E|----------| |-3--------| |----------| |----------|
Riff in between verses
e|-D--1---------|
B|-------------|
G|-----2---2---|
D|-0-----0-----|
A|-------------|
E|-------------|
[Verse 1]
DLate one cold and stormy night I heard a dog a' barkin.
DThen I thought I heard somebody at my door a' knockin.
I Gwondered who could Abe outside in Dsuch an awful Gstorm.
AnGd then I saw a little girl with a Apuppy in her Darms.
[Verse 2]
DBefore I could say a word, she said, "My name is Sandy,
DAnd this here is my puppy dog, its name is little Andy."
GStanding in the Abitter cold, in Djust a ragged Gdress.
GThen I asked her to come in and Athis is what she Dsaid:
[Chorus]
D"Ain't ya got no gingerbread?
DAin't ya got no candy?
DAin't ya got an extra bed for me and little Andy?
[Verse 3]
GPatty cake and bakAersman.
My mDommy ran aGway again,
And Gwe was all alone and didn't know what else to Ado.
AI wonder if you'll A7let us stay with Dyou?
[Verse 4]
DGiddy up trotty horse, going to the mill.
DCan we stay all night?
DIf you don't love us, no one will.
DI promise we won't cry.
GLondon bridge is Afallin' down.
My dDaddy's drunk aGgain in town,
And wGe was all alone and didn't know what we could Ado.
AWe wondered if you'll A7let us stay with Dyou?"
[Verse 5]
DShe was just a little girl, Dnot more than six or seven.
DBut that night as they slept Dthe angels took them both to heaven.
GGod knew little AAndy would be lDonesome with her Ggone.
GNow Sandy and her puppy dog won't Aever be aDlone.
[Chorus]
D"Ain't ya got no gingerbread?
DAin't ya got no candy?
DAin't ya got an extra bed for me and little Andy?"
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