Pollywog In A Bog

capo 3 D D in a puddle by the trail , C G flips his tiny tail , C G just like a great big whale , A D but smaller than a snail . D D he’s a pollywog in a bog , C G swims under soggy logs , C G one day he’ll be a frog A D pollywog in a bog . D oh - oh - oh - oh D oh , oh oh . C oh , oh , oh . G oooooooooh , oh , oh - oh , D oh , oh - ho . D D it’s a pollywog in a bog C G swims under soggy logs C G one day he’ll be a frog A D pollywog in a bog D D overhead a cedar tree C G gives the shade he needs C G munching while he feeds A D on lily pads and weeds D D knows not where he’s from C G or how his life had begun C G he’s not the only one A C and soon he’ll breathe through lungs C G it’s hard to believe C G with the arms you’ll receive C A you’ll lift your head C G above the water and breathe C G gills shrink away C A and may there come a day C G when you reach the shore A D with a whole world to explore G G [ ribbit , ribbit , a tadpole exhibit Am C it’s a transformation no one can inhibit Am C amphibian change may seem strange D G take them gills and the tail and they all rearrange G G out come the legs for the jump , jump Am C hop to the top of the stump , stump Am C out come the legs for the jump , jump D G hop to the top of the stump , stump ] G G where the mud is deep Am C frost will soon creep Am C and without a peep D G a frog is fast asleep G G it was a pollywog in a bog Am C swam under soggy logs Am C in the morning fog D G pollywog in a bog G G it was a pollywog in a bog Am C swam under soggy logs Am C in the morning fog D G pollywog in a bog G G it was a pollywog in a bog Am C swam under soggy logs Am C in the morning fog D G pollywog in a bog