Three little pigs chords by Chris and Pui
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Intro 1
(A minor)
(E major)
(A minor) (E major) (G major)
(A minor)
Verse 1
(A minor) Music (D minor) (E major) (A minor)
One day (D minor) it was (C minor) time for the (D minor) three little pigs
to leave Mummy Pig
and go into the (G major) big wide (D minor) world
and make homes of their own.
She told them to build strong
houses houses,
and beware (G major) of the (D minor) naughty wolf
that lived in the woods.
Whatever happens,
don't open your door to the wolf."
The first little pig was very kind.
So kind that he stopped to help the poor farmer
cut straw in the big field.
To say thank (E major) you,
the farmer gave him
a huge sack of straw. straw.
Guess what the first little pig did?
Yes, he built his house with the straw,
very close to the woods.
Later on, the naughty wolf came along,
knocked on the door and said, Little pig,
little pig, let (D minor) me come in.
No, no, no, by the hairs on my
(E major) chinny -chin -chin,
replied the first little pig.
Very well, said the naughty wolf.
I'll huff and puff and blow
your house down!
The wolf blew hard.
He blew down the house of straw
(D minor) and he (E major) also blew away the first
little pig.
He went weee!
All the way down the road
to the second little pig.
The second little pig was very trusting.
So trusting that he'd (D minor) bought a huge
(E major) bundle of sticks
from a man who promised
they'd make for a strong house.
The first little pig very kindly
helped the second little pig
(D minor) build a house (E major) of sticks.
And when it was finished,
they went inside.
Soon (D minor) the naughty (E major) wolf
came out of the woods again.
(D minor) He knocked on the door and (E major) said,
(D minor) Little pigs, little pigs,
let me come in.
No, no, (E major) no, by the hairs on my
chinny -chin -chin,
replied the second little pig
and the first little pig.
(D minor) Very well, said the naughty wolf.
I'll huff and puff and blow
your house down.
The wolf blew harder than before.
He blew down the house of sticks
and (E major) blew away the two little
pig (D minor) s along with it.
They went weeeeeeeeeee (E major) (D minor)
all the way down the road
to where the third little pig was fitting
a satellite dish
to the roof of his new home.
The third (E major) little pig was very (D minor) clever.
So clever that he'd built the strongest,
grandest house you've ever seen...
out of bricks.
It had a neat garden front and back,
a swimming pool full of mud perfect for pigs,
double glazed windows
and a big front door
with lots of locks
to keep out naughty wolves.
But before (D minor) you could say
pork and apple sausages
the naughty wolf came out
of the woods
and crept up to the third little pig's house,
licking his lips.
He wanted to eat the
three little pigs.
He knocked on the door
and said, Little pigs, little pigs,
let me come in.
No, no, no, by the hairs on my chinny chin chin,
replied the third little pig,
and the second little pig,
and the first little pig.
Very well, said the naughty wolf,
I'll huff and puff and blow your
house down.
The wolf blew harder
than he'd ever blown before.
A few leaves fluttered
to the ground
from a privet hedge,
but the house stood proud.
The wolf blew harder still.
The three little pigs
appeared at one of the windows
and laughed at the wolf.
They pointed and blew raspberries at him.
Pfft! Hee hee hee hee hee hee!
The wolf had one last go.
He filled his lungs.
Then... Pffft! Pffft! Pffft! Pffft!
The wolf had blown so incredibly hard
all his teeth popped out
of his mouth.
His trousers fell down
and he was shaking and wobbling
like a big furry jelly.
The pigs thought he looked so funny.
They squealed and
rolled around laughing.
When they had finally stopped giggling,
they looked out at
the toothless wolf.
He didn't seem frightening anymore.
In fact, he looked rather sad
and close to tears.
They felt terrible for laughing at
the wolf.
He was just being a bit naughty
and now he'd lost all his teeth.
He looked ridiculous.
Oh, poor old wolf.
We should be nice to him,
said the first kind little pig.
Maybe we should open the door,
said the second trusting little pig.
He can't eat us now,
he hasn't got any sharp teeth.
We could keep him as a pet,
said the third little pig
that everyone
thought was clever.
He unlocked the door and let the wolf in.
And do you think the
wolf behaved himself? (A minor)
(E major) No. His teeth may have gone,
but he could still blow.
and he blew the three little
(D minor) pigs
and they went...
Wheeeeeeeeee! all the way
back to (A minor) Mummy Pig.
With the three little pigs (D minor) out of the way,
(A minor) the (E major) wolf helped himself
to all their toys, cakes and biscuits. (A minor)
What (D minor) a naughty (E major) wolf!
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(C major) (G major) (E major)
the (A minor) (D minor) the (C minor)
(D minor)
(G major) the
(G major) the the (C minor) the (F major) the
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Three little pigs
Chris and Pui
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