Tone:
Capo: 5th
Fingerpicking/Strumming pattern: [D--D-UD--D-UD--D-UD--D-U]
[Intro]
[C] [F] [G]
[Verse 1]
[C]A duck walked up to a [F]lemonade [G]stand,
and he [C]said to the man [F]running the [G]stand,
[C]Hey, bum bum bum[F]bum, [G]got any gr[C]grapes? [F] [G]
[C]The man said no, we just [F]sell lemo[G]lemonade. [C] It’s cold and it’s fresh and it’s [F]all homemade.[G]homemade.
[C]Can I get you a glass? [F]The duck s[G]said “I’ll [C]pass”. [F]
[G]Then he waddled aw[C]ay. Waddle waddle[F]. T[G]ill
the very next [C]day. Bum bum bum [F]bum bum [G]bah-dum.
[Verse 2]
When the [C]duck walked up to the [F]lemonade [G]stand,
And he [C]said to the man [F]that was run[G]running the stand,
[C]Hey, bum bum bum[F]bum, [G]got any gr[C]grapes? [F] [G]
The [C]man said no, like I sa[F]id yester[G]day,[C] we just sell lemonade[F], okay?[G]
Why not give[C]give it a try?[F]try? The duck [G]said, "Go[C]odbye." [F]
[G]Then he waddled aw[C]away, waddle waddle[F]waddle.
[G]Then he waddled aw[C]away, waddle waddle waddle.[F]waddle.
[G]Then he waddled aw[C]away, waddle waddle[F]waddle.
T[G]Till the very next [C]day. Bum bum bum [F]bum bum [G]bah-dum.
[Verse 3]
When the [C]duck walked up to the [F]lemonade [G]stand,
And he [C]said to the man [F]that was run[G]running the stand,
[C]Hey, [F]bum bum bum[G]bum, got any [C]grapes? [F] [G]
The [C]man said, "Look, this is [F]gettin[G]g old,
I mean,[C] lemonade’s all we’ve[F] ever sold[G]!"
[C] "Why not give it a go?"[F] The duck said,[G] “How about,[C] no.” [F]
[G]Then he waddled aw[C]away, waddle waddle[F]waddle.
[G]Then he waddled aw[C]away, waddle waddle waddle.[F]waddle.
[G]Then he waddled aw[C]away, waddle waddle[F]waddle.
T[G]Till the very next [C]day. Bum bum bum [F]bum bum [G]bah-dum.
[Verse 4]
When the [C]duck walked up to the [F]lemonade [G]stand,
And he [C]said to the man [F]that was run[G]running the stand,
[C]Hey, bum bum bum[F]bum, [G]got any gr[C]grapes? [F] [G]
And the ma[C]man said, "That's it! If you [F]don’t stay a[G]away duck,
I’ll [C]glue you to a tree and leave you [F]there all [G]day, stuck.
[C] So don’t get too close![F]" The duck[G] said, "Ad[C]ios." [F]
[G]Then he waddled aw[C]away, waddle waddle[F]waddle.
[G]Then he waddled aw[C]away, waddle waddle waddle.[F]waddle.
[G]Then he waddled aw[C]away, waddle waddle[F]waddle.
T[G]Till the very next [C]day. Bum bum bum [F]bum bum [G]bah-dum.
[Verse 5]
When the [C]duck walked up to the [F]lemonade [G]stand,
And he [C]said to the man [F]that was run[G]running the stand,
[C]Hey, bum bum bum[F]bum, [G]got any gl[C]glue? What? [F] [G]Got any, [C]glue?
No, why would I– [F]Oh! Th[G]Then one more question for you:
Got any [C]grapes? Bum bum [F]bum,[G]bum, bum bum bum.[C]bum. [F] [G]
And the man [C]just stopped. Then [F]he star[G]started to [C]smile. Then he started to laugh.
He [F]laughed for a [G]while. Then he said,[C]said, “Come on duck, let’s [F]walk to [G]the store.
I’ll [C]buy you some grapes so yo[F]you won’t have[G]have to ask [C]anymore.” [G] [F]
So they [C]walk to the store and the ma[G]man bought some gr[F]grapes.
He gave [C]one to the duck and the duck s[F]said [G]mmm... “No [C]thanks”.[F]thanks”. [G]
“But you[C]you know what sounds good?[F]good? [G] It would [C]make my day.[F] [G]
Do you [C]think this store, [F] [G]
Do you [C]think this store, [F] [G]
Do you [C]think this store… [F] [G]
has any… [G]lemonade?”
[G]Then he waddled aw[C]away, waddle waddle[F]waddle.
[G]Then he waddled aw[C]away, waddle waddle waddle.[F]waddle.
[G]Then he waddled aw[C]away, waddle waddle[F]waddle.