Howlin’ at the Moon Hank Williams
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Howlin' at the Moon - Hank Williams
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Tabbed by: Dave S.
Email: prime-prine@hotmail.com
Tuning: Standard
Intro:
[G] [D]
[D]I know there's never been a man in the awful shape I'm [G]in
I can't even [D]spell my name my [E]heads in such a [A]spin
[D]Today I tried to eat a steak with a big old table [G]spoon
You got me [G]chasin rabbits [D]walkin on my hands and [A]howlin at the [D]moon
Well [D]Sug I took one look at you and it almost drove me [G]mad
And then I even [D]went and lost what [E]little sense I [A]had
[D]Now I can't tell the day from night I'm crazy as a [G]loon
You got me [G]chasin rabbits [D]pullin out my hair and [A]howlin at the [D]moon
Break:
[D] [G]
[G] [D] [E] [A]
[D] [G]
[G] [D] [A] [E]
Some [D]friends of mine asked me to go out on a huntin [G]spree
Cause there ain't a hounddog [D]in this state that can [E]hold a light to [A]me
I [D]ate three bones for dinner today I tried to tree a [G]coon
You got me [G]chasin rabbits [D]cratchin fleas and [A]howlin at the [D]moon
(Repeat Break)
I [D]rode my horse to town today and a gas pump we did [G]pass
I pulled him up and I [D]hollered whoa and I said [E]fill him up with [A]gas
The [D]man picked up a monkey wrench and wham he changed my [G]tune
You got me [G]chasin rabbitts [D]spittin out teeth and [A]howlin at the [D]moon
I [D]never thought in this old world a fool could fall so [G]hard
But honey baby [D]when I fell the whole [E]world must have [A]jarred
[D]I think I'd quit my doggish ways if I'd take me for your [G]goom
You got me [G]chasin rabbitts [D]pickin out rings and [A]howlin at the [D]moon
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