Walkin' the Dog

Mary Mack, ma for dressed in black,

cents to silver buttons up and down her back.

How'd I know?

Yes, she told.

She n't broke a needle;

now the she can't Ju sew.

Walkin' the dog.

(A)I'm just awalkin' your (E)dog.

Well, if you (B)don't know how to do it,

I'll (A)show ya how to walk the dog.

(Em7)Asked her mom ma for dressed teen black,

cents to see an elephant and jump the fence.

It jumped so touched the sky,

did n't come a back dle;

till the Fourth of Ju ly.

Walkin' the dog.

(A)I'm just awalkin' your (E)dog.

Well, if you (B)don't know how to do it,

I'll (A)show ya how to walk the dog.

(Em7)Mary, Mary, quite contrary,

how does your garden grow?

(Very well.)

Silver bells and little bitty bitty bobtails;

(E5)pretty maids all in a row.

Walkin' your dog.

I'm just awalkin' your (E)dog.

(Whoa whoa whoa whoa whoa whoa.)

Well, if you (B)don't know how to do it,

I'll (A)show ya how to walk the dog.

Well, if you don't know (B)how to do it,

I'll (A)show ya how to walk the dog.

Well, if you don't know (B)how to do it,

I'll (A)show ya how to walk the (Em7)dog.