Piggy In The Middle
[Intro]: A G F Eb D C B7 D D7 C C7 G *Bm/F# I know you know what you know Em *G/D Am But you should know by now that you're not me **D7 Talk about a month of Sundays **C7 G Toffee-nosed wet weekend as far as I can see G Am Hey, diddle diddle (whooo!) Bm The cat and the fiddle (whooo!) C Piggy in the middle (whooo!) Do a poo poo G Bm/F# Bible punching heavyweight Em G/D Am Evangelistic boxing kangaroo D7 Orangutan and anaconda C7 G Donald Duck, Mickey Mouse, even Pluto, too G Am Hey, diddle diddle (whooo!) Bm The cat and the fiddle (whooo!) C Piggy in the middle (whooo!) Do a poo poo ***nc [spoken]: tekraaam ot tnew yggip elttil siht [Instr]: F Eb D C B7 F Eb D C B7 A7 B7 One man's civilization is another man's jungle, yeah D7 They say revolution's in the air C7 I'm dancing in my underwear G 'Cause I don't care G Am Hey diddle diddle (whooo!) Bm The cat and the fiddle (whooo!) C Piggy in the middle (whooo!) Do a poo poo Do a poo poo G Bm/F# Walkie-talkie man says "'ello, 'ello, 'ello," Em G/D Am With his ballerina boots you can tell he's always on his toes D D7 Hanging from a Christmas tree C7 G Creeping like the Bogeyman, gettin' up my nose G Am Hey diddle diddle (whooo!) Bm The cat and the fiddle (whooo!) C Piggy in the middle (whooo!) Do a poo poo A poo poo Poo ****[Instr. Ending]: C Bb F7 C C Bb F7 C C Bb F7 C Wooooo *****[Spoken]: C This little piggy went to market Bb And this little piggy stayed home F7 This little piggy had roast beef C and this little piggy had none Poor Piggy! C Bb This little piggy went Wooo..oooo! F7 C All the way home [repeat and fade] NB: *Chords indicated such as Bm/F#, for example, show the chord to be played, followed by the accompanying bass note (in this case, a Bm chord with an F# bass note). These extra bass notes can be omitted if desired, and the chord can be played on its own. In the case of G/D, however, it sounds better to play a G chord on it's own; the added bass note is more relevant if a bass guitar were playing it. **Some of the seventh chords may sound a little harsh; this may be because sometimes the seventh sound is more implied by the vocals, rather than being strongly played by the instruments. In these cases, normal major chords can be played instead, if desired. ***nc indicates that no chord is to be played. ****It is worth comparing the chords for this ending with those of the ending of the Rutles version of "Shangri-La" (and hence also with the Beatles' "Hey Jude")! *****Lyrics indicated in the ending are spoken quietly in the background.