Too Much Pork For Just One Fork
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Afinação: Eb Ab Db Gb Bb EbTecla: DbCapotraste: Sem capotraste
As recorded by Southern Culture On The Skids
(From the 2013 Album DIG THIS)
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[Intro]
D F G A D
[Chorus]
D
I got too much pork for just one fork
D
Won't you pass that apple pie
D
I got a-too much pork for just one fork
D
Oh won't you pass that apple pie
[Verse 1]
D
I said hey mister rhythm, mister rhythm is king
D
He killed the pig with a tambourine
D
Everybody got happy, everybody got glad
D
Till the weather turned warm
D
And that pig went bad
[Chorus]
D
I got too much pork for just one fork
D
Won'tcha pass that apple pie
D
I got too much pork for just one fork
D
Won'tcha pass that apple pie
[Bridge]
G
Now don't you worry
A D
Everybody here's gonna get paid
G
Ah don't you worry
A D
That's what the boss man say
D
I gotta too much pork for just one fork
D
Too much pork
[Guitar Solo]
D F G D
[Verse 2]
D
I said hey mister rhythm, mister rhythm is king
D
He killed the pig with a tambourine
D
Everybody got happy, everybody got glad
D
Till the weather turned warm
D
And that pig went bad
[Bridge]
D
I got too much pork for just one fork
D
Won'tcha pass that apple pie?
D
I got too much pork for just one fork
D
Won'tcha pass that apple pie
G
Hey don't you worry
A D
Everybody here's gonna get paid
G
Yeah don't you worry
A D
Everybody here's gonna get laid
D
I got too much pork for just one fork
D
Too much ham for just one jam
D
I got too much sow for just one bow
D
Hey babe I'm talkin' pig oh honey can you dig
A
I got too much, too much, too much, too much
D
Too much pork
A
I got too much, too much, too much, too much
D
Too much pork
[Outro]
D F G D
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