D  A  D
We’re here at the Snooze & Booze, its moose season again. 
D  A  D
Seven men in all, just a group of friends. 
G  D
Dinsmore has the license, Calhoun will make the call, 
D  A  D
When that horny bugger appears, you know its gonna fall.  
 
G  D
Shooting the moose, shooting the moose, 
D  A
Their like a pack of wolves on the loose. 
D  A  D
When the smoke has cleared and the moose is on the ground, 
D  A  D
The boys will all drink a beer and dance all around. 
 
D  A  D
Arden turned the wipers on and to his surprise, 
D  A  D
А cow saunders up the road unaware of its dimise. 
G  D
Donnie got his rifle out and shot it in the leg, 
D  A  D
Arden thought it might get away, Donnie shot the other leg. 
 
G  D
Shooting the moose, shooting the moose, 
D  A 
Their like a pack of wolves on the loose. 
D  A  D
When the smoke has cleared and the moose is on the ground, 
D  A  D
The boys will all drink a beer and dance all around. 
 
D  A  D
Now the fun is over and they have to bring it in, 
D  A  D
Arden, Don & Terry, Nole, Guy and Ken. 
G  D
We know they have lots of rope and their backs are very strong, 
D  A  D
While George is back at the camp writing up this song. 
 
G  D 
About shooting the moose, shooting the moose, 
D  A
Were all real happy they got the moose. 
D  A  D 
When the boys get back to camp, the stories they will tell, 
D  A  D
And if you believe a single word your crazier than hell. 
 
G  D
Shooting the moose, shooting the moose, 
D  A
Their like a pack of wolves on the loose. 
D  A  D
I know we could add verses to continue on & on, 
D  A  D
But I think its time we ended this little song. 
 
G  D
About shooting the moose, shooting the moose 
D  A  D
Its time we stopped singing about the Moose...

↑

D  G
А long time forgotten are dreams that just fell by the way, 
A  D
And the good life he promised ain’t what she’s livin today. 
G
But she never complains of the bad times or bad things he’s done. 
A
She just talks about the good times they’ve had and the good times 
D
to come. 
 
Chorus:
D  G
She’s a good hearted woman in love with a good timin man. 
A  D
She loves him in spite of his ways that she don’t understand. 
D
Through teardrops and laughter they’ll pass thru this world hand in 
G
hand, 
A  D
А good hearted woman, lovin her good timin man. 
 
D  G
He likes the night life, the bright lights and good timin friends, 
A  D
When the party’s all over, she’ll welcome him back home again. 
D
Lord knows she don’t understand him but she does the best that she 
G  A
can, cause she’s a good hearted woman, 
D
she loves her good timin man 
 
Chorus:
D  G
She’s a good hearted woman in love with a good timin man. 
A  D
She loves him in spite of his ways that she don’t understand. 
D
Through teardrops and laughter they’ll pass thru this world hand in
G
hand, 
A  D
А good hearted woman, lovin her good timin man.

↑

G  D7  G
He remembers the first time he met her, 
C  G
He remembered the first thing she said. 
C  G
He remembered the first time he held her, 
A7  D7
And the first night she came to his bed. 
 
G  D7  G 
He remembers her sweet way of saying, 
C  G
Honey has something gone wrong. 
C  G
He remembered the fun and the teasing, 
D7  G
And the reason he wrote her this song. 
 
G  D7  G 
I’ll give you a daisy a day dear, 
C  G
I’ll give you a daisy a day. 
C  G
I’ll love you until the rivers run still, 
D7  C
And the four winds we know blow away. 
 
G  D7  G 
They would walk down the street in the evening, 
C  G
And for years I would see them go by. 
C  G
And there love was more than the clothes that they wore, 
A7  D7
Could be seen in the gleam in their eyes. 
 
G  D7  G 
As a kid they would take me for candy, 
C  G
And I’d love to go tagging along, 
C  G
We’d hold hands while we walked to the corner, 
D7  G
And the old man would sing her this song. 
 
G  D7  G
I’ll give you a daisy a day dear, 
C  G
I’ll give you a daisy a day. 
C  G
I’ll love you until the rivers run still, 
D7  G
And the four winds we know blow away. 
 
D7  G 
Now he walks down the street in the evening, 
C  G
And he stops by the old candy store, 
C  G
And I somehow believe he’s believing, 
A7  D7
He’s holding her hand like before. 
 
G  D7  G 
For he feels all her love walking with him, 
C  G
And he smiles at the things she might say, 
C  G
Then the old man walks up to the hilltop, 
D7  G
And he gives her a daisy a day. 
 
G  D7  G 
I’ll give you a daisy a day dear, 
C  G
I’ll give you a daisy a day. 
C  G
I’ll love you until the rivers run still, 
D7  G
And the four winds we know blow away.

↑