Mrs Toads Cookies

Intro 

C  Em/B 
A#   A 
Dm G 
C  B 
G#m/B E   E      Esus2/B E   E 



C         F#m7       E          E/G# E/B 
Mrs. Toad baked some cookies 
    A        G#m B/F# E    C#7/F 
And Mr. Toad had a ball 
    F#m7             B          E     E/D#  Ddim7 
But when he finished eating the green sugar cookies 
         F#m7           B    B/A  G#m7    C#7 
Well his tummy couldn't hold them all, Oh no 
       F#m7           B7        E        B 
No his tummy couldn't hold them all, and he say 


A           E               B/F# 
Ooh good is good and bad is bad 
       E           G#m/D#  G#dim/D 
As any baker knows 
    A            G#m      C#7   F#m7 
But too too much good can be as sadly sad 
   B7               G#m/B E   E      Esus2/B E   E 
As too much bad you know 



C         F#m7     E          E/G# E/B 
Mrs. Crow fancied flowers 
    A              G#m    B/F# E    C#7/F 
She picked them in fields windblown 
    F#m7                  B          E    E/D#  Ddim7 
But when she'd filled her vases with beautiful blossoms 
           F#m7        B   B/A G#m7  C#7 
Well there wasn't any left to grow, Oh no 
         F#m7       B7      E 
No there wasn't any left to grow, and she say 


A           E               B/F# 
Ooh good is good and bad is bad 
       E           G#m/D#  G#dim/D 
As any gardener knows 
    A            G#m      C#7   F#m7 
But too too much good can be as sadly sad 
   B7               G#m/B E   E      Esus2/B E   E 
As too much bad you know 



       C                         G 
Do you wonder will tomorrow be a better place 
     Am7                G 
Well that only time can show 
    A#dim7                     Gmaj7  E7 
But if we put our heads into a better space 
     A7                     D7 
Then maybe we could make it so 
Oh 



C         F#m7       E          E/G# E/B 
Mrs. Toad baked some cookies 
    A        G#m B/F# E    C#7/F 
And Mr. Toad had a ball 
    F#m7             B          E     E/D#  Ddim7 
But when he finished eating the green sugar cookies 
         F#m7           B    B/A  G#m7    C#7 
Well his tummy couldn't hold them all, Oh no 
       F#m7           B7        E        B 
No his tummy couldn't hold them all, and he say 


A           E               B/F# 
Ooh good is good and bad is bad 
       E           G#m/D#  G#dim/D 
As any baker knows 
    A            G#m      C#7   F#m7 
But too too much good can be as sadly sad 
   B7               C C/D C/E C/G 
As too much bad you know 
Am Am/B Am7/C Am6/D   E 
(Bass climbs up)     (let ring)