Well the ^Cfox went out on a chilly night; He prayed to the moon to ^Ggive him light. He had ^Cmany a mile to ^Fgo that night Be^Cfore he ^Greached the ^Ctown-o. ^GTown-o, ^Ctown-o ^FMany a mile to ^Cgo that night Be^Gfore he reached the ^Ctown-o Well he ^Cran til he came to the farmer's den Where the ducks and the geese were ^Gkept penned in. Said, "A ^Ccouple of you will ^Fgrease my chin Be^Cfore I ^Gleave this ^Ctown-o." ^GTown-o, ^Ctown-o ^FA couple of you will ^Cgrease my chin Be^Gfore I leave this ^Ctown-o Well he ^Cgrabbed the gray goose by the neck. He slung the duck a^Gcross his back. He d^Cidn't mind the ^Fquack! quack! Or their ^Clegs all ^Gdanglin' ^Cdown-o. ^GDown-o, ^Cdown-o ^FDidn't mind the ^Cquack! ^Cquack! ^Cquack! Or their ^Glegs all danglin' ^Cdown-o Well ^COl' Mother Giggle Gaggle jumped outta bed. Outta the window she ^Gpopped her head; She cried, " ^CJohn, John the gray ^Fgoose is gone, And the ^Cfox is ^Gin the ^Ctown-o!" ^GTown-o, ^Ctown-o ^FJohn, John, the gray ^Cgoose is gone And the ^Gfox is in the ^Ctown-o Well he ^Cran til he came to his nice warm den. ^CThere were the little ones... ^Geight, nine, ten. They said, "^CDaddy, better ^Fgo back again Cause it ^Cmust 'a been a ^Gmighty fine ^Ctown-o!" ^GTown-o, ^Ctown-o ^FDaddy, daddy better ^Cgo back again Cause it ^Gmust 'a been a mighty fine ^Ctown-o Well the ^Cfox and his wife, without any strife, Cut up the goose with a ^Gfork and knife. They ^Cnever had such a ^Fdinner in their life And the ^Clittle ones ^Gchewed on the ^Cbones-o ^GBones-o, ^Cbones-o ^FNever had such a ^Cdinner in their life And the ^Glittle ones chewed on the ^Cbones-o