Three Little Pigs

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[Verse 1]
[G]The Three Little Pigs
Once upon a time
there was a mother sow
who had three little pigs.
One day she sent the little pigs
into the world to make their fortunes.
Each pig took a different road.
The first little pig
met a man with a load of
straw.
"'Please, sir,' said the little pig,
"'give me some straw to build
a house.'"
The man gave him the straw,
and the little [C]pig built a straw [G]house.
No sooner was the little pig
settled in his house
than a wicked wolf came along.
pig, little pig,
let me come in, he said.
No, not by the hair of my chinny -chin -chin,
answered the little pig.
If you don't, said the wolf,
I'll huff and I'll puff
and I'll blow your house in.
But the little pig wouldn't open the door.
So the [C]wolf huffed, and he [Eb]puffed,
and he [Ab]blew the house [G]in .
And he ate [C]the first little pig.
[G]Now the second little pig
met a man with a bundle of sticks.
Please, sir, he said,
give me some sticks to build [Am]a house.
[G]The man did, and the little pig
built a house with the sticks.
Then along came the wolf.
He knocked at the door and said, Little pig,
little pig, let me come in.
And the little pig answered,
No, not by the hair of my chinny
-chin -chin.
If you don't, said the wolf,
I'll huff and I'll puff
and I'll blow your house in.
But the little pig
wouldn't open the door.
So the wolf [C]huffed and he [Eb]puffed
and he blew [Ab]the house in[G].
And he ate the second [C]little pig.
Now the third little [G]pig
met a man with a load of bricks.
Please, sir, he said,
Give me some [Am]bricks to
build a [D]house."
The man [C]did,
and [G]the pig built a strong brick house.
Then the wolf came and knocked on the door and said, pig,
little pig, let me come in.
No, not by the hair of my chinny -chin -chin,
answered the little pig.
If you don't, said the wolf,
I'll huff and I'll puff and I'll
blow your house in.
But the little pig wouldn't open the door.
So the wolf [C]huffed, [Eb]and he puffed,
and he [Ab]puffed, [G]and he huffed,
but he [C]couldn't blow [Eb]the house [Ab]in .
[G]So the wolf leaped onto
the little pig's roof.
I am going to come down
your chimney
[G]and eat you up, he roared.
[G]Quickly the little pig lit a fire
under the pot in his fireplace.
The water was [G]already boiling
when the wolf landed with a splash.
The little pig clapped the lid on the pot,
and that was the end of the wolf,
and the third [G]little pig
lived happily [C]ever [G]after.