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Ten Little Numbers

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GCountin numbers 1, 2, 3
Never was much fun to D7me
GBut I'm learnin how to count and rhyme
DTen little numbers and a boogie tGime
GCrazy words don't mean a thing
GSimple tunes are hard to sD7ing
GJust as easy as A, B, C
DA-haul right off and count with Gme
COnezy, twozy, zigGzy and
Ghaul up on a crack up on a wheelbarrow blackstone
dollar weighs tDen, dollar weighs tGen
GRome-ian num'rals they're a pain,
G'I' is one and 'X' is tD7en
GWhat's the use to bother your head
DTo count like Caesar when Caesar's dGead
CHiggama, jiggama, Ghorney cuff,
GHow many fingers do I hold D7up
GOne you say and ten I see
DNow open your eyes and count with Gme
COnezy, twozy, zGigzy and
Ghaul up on a crack up on a wheelbarrow
blackstone
dollar weighs tDen, dollar weighs tGen.

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Ten Little Numbers

by Hank Williams

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Countin numbers 1, 2, 3

Never was much fun to me

But I'm learnin how to count and rhyme

D G

Ten little numbers and a boogie time

Crazy words don't mean a thing

G D7

Simple tunes are hard to sing

Just as easy as A, B, C

D G

A-haul right off and count with me

C G

Onezy, twozy, zigzy and

haul up on a crack up on a wheelbarrow blackstone

D G

dollar weighs ten, dollar weighs ten

Rome-ian num'rals they're a pain,

G D7

'I' is one and 'X' is ten

What's the use to bother your head

D G

To count like Caesar when Caesar's dead

C G

Higgama, jiggama, horney cuff,

G D7

How many fingers do I hold up

One you say and ten I see

D G

Now open your eyes and count with me

C G

Onezy, twozy, zigzy and

haul up on a crack up on a wheelbarrow

blackstone

D G

dollar weighs ten, dollar weighs ten.

About Ten Little Numbers Chords by Hank Williams

Learn how to play Ten Little Numbers by Hank Williams with free guitar chords, lyrics, and interactive chord diagrams. Search for “Ten Little Numbers chords”, “Ten Little Numbers guitar chords”, or “Hank Williams Ten Little Numbers chords” and you will find this page — transpose to any key, tap chords for diagrams, and use auto-scroll while you play. Perfect for beginners looking for easy Ten Little Numbers chords and for experienced players who want accurate Ten Little Numbers lyrics and chords in one place. Common chords in this song include G, D7, D, A, B, C.

FAQ — Ten Little Numbers by Hank Williams

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Is "Ten Little Numbers" easy to play on guitar?

Many players learn "Ten Little Numbers" by Hank Williams with our free chords. Use transpose and chord diagrams to simplify tricky shapes, and browse related songs by Hank Williams below.

What key is "Ten Little Numbers" in?

The chords for "Ten Little Numbers" show the original chord names (including G, D7, D, A, B, C). Use transpose to move the song into any key that fits your voice or capo.