Little Red Riding Hood

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[Verse 1]
[Am][G]
[D]Little Red Riding Hood
[G]Once upon a time,
there was a little girl
everyone [D]called Little
Red Riding Hood.
[G]One day, her mother gave her a basket packed
with homemade [C]bread and soup.
[D]I want you to take t[Em]his food
to your [G]grandmother, [D]because she is ill,
[G]she said.
Now go straight along the path
through the [Am]woods
and do [G]not talk to any strangers.
Little Red Riding Hood
started on her way to grandmother's
house.
Soon she met [C]a wolf.
Good morn[G]ing, [B]Little Red [Am]Riding Hood.
[G]Where are you going thi[Am]s fine day?
asked the wolf.
[G]I am going to
Grandmother's house
to give her some [Am]bread and soup
because she [G]is ill," said Little Red
Riding Hood.
[C]And where does [G]she live?
[B]asked the [G]wolf.
Deep in the woods
at the end of the path,
said Little Red Riding Hood.
You should pick some flowers
to cheer her,
said the wolf.
Yes, I will, said Little Red Riding Hood.
She skipped along the path
until she found some wildflower[D]s.
She ran here [G]and there,
gathering them.
Meanwhile, the wolf
ran straight to Grandmother's house
and gulped the old woman down.
Then he pulled on her nightgown and cap
an[C]d crawled into her [B]bed.
When Little [G]Red Riding Hood
knocked on the door,
he drew the bed covers up to his chin.
Lift the latch and come right in,
he called in his softest voice.
Little Red Riding Hood
opened the door and came
in.
I have brought you bread and soup,
[D]grandmother, she said.
[G]Come closer, my dear,
said the wolf.
Little Red Riding Hood walked closer.
Oh, grandmother,
said, what big ears you have.
The better to hear you with, my [C]dear.
Oh, [G]Grandmother,
what big eyes you have!
The better to see [Am]you with, [G]my dear.
Oh, Grandmother, what big teeth you have!
The better to eat you with!
snapped the wolf,
and he jumped out of bed
and gulped down Little Red [G]Riding Hood.
[C]Then the wolf fell asleep in
[G]Grandmother's bed.
[C]His loud snoring
[G]could be heard
by [C]a woodcutter who was
[G]passing the cottage.
[D]That does not [G]sound like the old woman,
said the woodcutter.
I must see who it is.
[C]He stepped into [G]grandmother's cottage
and [C]saw the sleeping wolf.
Quickly the woodcutter cut the wolf
with his axe
and out jumped Little Red Riding Hood
and her [Am]grandmother,
safe and [G]sound.