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Crawdad Song
Recorded by Doc Watson

C
Well you get a line and I'll get a pole honey
                                   G7
You get a line and I'll get a pole babe
C
You get a line and I'll get a pole
      F
We'll go down to the crawdad hole 
C     G7   C
Honey baby mine


Well I sit on the bank till my feet get cold honey 
                                      G7
Sit on the bank till my feet get cold babe
C
Sit on the bank till my feet get cold   
F
Watching them crawdads jumpin’ in a hole  
C     G7   C
Honey baby mine


Yonder comes a man with a sack on his back unhuh 
                                           G7
Yonder comes a man with a sack on his back babe
  C
A great big sack on his back
       F
Caught more crawdads he can pack
C     G7   C
Honey baby mine


Well he fell down and he busted that sack unhuh
                                        G7
That man fell down and busted that sack babe
        C
Yeah he fell down and he busted that sack
     F
Just watch them crawdads backing back
C     G7   C
Honey baby mine


Well what did the hen duck say to the drake honey
                                       G7
What did the hen duck say to the drake babe
C
What did the hen duck say to the drake
      F
There ain't no crawdads in this lake
C     G7   C
Honey baby mine

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