Cows

      G 
Happy cows chewing and mooing. 
      C 
Happy cows love doing what they're doing. 
      G                                     C 
Happy cows possess the propensity to have a best cow friend. 
      D7 
How I wish it were me. Happy cows. 
               N.C. 
Now cows got a stomach with four compartments. 
N.C. 
Tell you what they are just in case you forgot them. 
        C       G        C 
Got the rumen reticulum omasum abomasum 
         G                                          D 
Grass is hard to digest and they just can't pass it up. 
                 G 
They like it too much. 



G 
Now, a cow can see 360° except in front of their nose 
G 
Are just as blind as can be. 
      C 
But a cow can smell trouble six miles down the road. 
       G 
So you best get a bath and scrub your smelly old toes or 
      D7             G 
You'll scare off the cows. 
G 
Now a cow and a calf got real milk power seven gallons a day. 
                                      C 
Just walk around in the flowers and a cow ain't particularly literary, 
    G                 C     G 
But there's a big moo cow vocabulary, 
  D7 
A move for joy, a move for danger. 
      C     N.C. 
Every cow's got a voice. Don't go mooing at strangers. 
G 
Moo moo moo moo moo moo moo 
C                   G  D7  G 
Moo moo moo moo moo moo. 



N.C. 
Miss me with the mad cow, sad cow, disaffected bad cow. 
N.C. 
All I want is happy cows. I think we got the knowhow. 
C                                     G 
Green grassing and big compassion for happy cows. 
    D 
Let domestication be your education. 
       C   N.C.                                     G 
No, we wouldn't be for without a good relation with cows.