The Mysterious Fox Of Fox Hollow - Tom T. Hall

The Mysterious Fox Of Fox Hollow

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"The Mysterious Fox of Fox Hollow" - Tom T. Hall
Track 3 of 18 on the album "Country Songs For Children" (1995)
 
Link to song: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8dMGc_jsSvM
 
Capo on 1st fret
 
[Intro]
Am E7 Am E7
Am E7 Am E7
 
[Verse 1]
Am
Dm Am
He doesn't have many friends
Dm Am
He hides in the forest behind a big rock
E7 Am N.C.
He sniffs with his nose in the wind (*sniff* *sniff*)
 
[Chorus]
Dm Am
And you'll never see him, there's no need to look
E7 Am
He'll hide in the grass or he'll hide in a bush
Dm Am
Sometimes he will run and jump over a log
E7 Am N.C.
For he is afraid of your dog (woof! woof!)
Am E7 Am E7
 
[Verse 2]
Am
The mysterious fox of Fox Hollow
Dm Am
He plays with a foxy old bunch
Dm Am
He comes out at night to steal chickens
E7 Am
And someday he might steal your lunch
 
[Chorus]
Dm Am
And you'll never see him, there's no need to look
E7 Am
He'll hide in the grass or he'll hide in a bush
Dm Am
Sometimes he will run and jump over a log
E7 Am N.C.
For he is afraid of your dog (woof! woof!)
Am E7 Am E7
Bbm F7 Bbm F7
 
[Chorus]
Bbm
The mysterious fox of Fox Hollow
Ebm Bbm
You ask me how I know
Ebm Bbm
Though I've never seen him, one day at the barn
F7 Bbm
I saw his tracks in the snow (four of them)
 
[Chorus]
Ebm Bbm
And you'll never see him, there's no need to look
F7 Bbm
He'll hide in the grass or he'll hide in a bush
Ebm Bbm
Sometimes he will run and jump over a log
F7 Bbm N.C.
For he is afraid of your dog (woof! woof!)
F7 Bbm

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