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Soft Wolf Tread

Grant Lee Buffalo
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Chords in this song

Strum
D-DU-UDU
   =09
 The soft wolf tread through Emerald Forest
 He was looking  to make a bed
 There in  the spindly thicket,  softly did  he tread
 The soft wolf tread, he sure was starved
And  through his silver coat his  ribs shone sharply carved
 The  hand that feeds was pickin' weeds
And  he sure looked starved
 Up comes Hood
 He=92s beautiful as a sirloin  steak to a pit bull chained up
   =20
 It's to good to see such an old friend again, such an old friend again,=20
  such an old friend again
 Then he said "Dear Hood, what brings you to this neck of the woods?"
 "With your scarlet cape and your basket full of grapes, what lures you
 to the woods?"
 The soft wolf tread the clearing
 And he's nervously tugging on his earring
 He talked, "How good. Such an old friend again, such an old friend
 again, such an old friend again.
 And then he spun a twisted tale
 About a child who cries his name so many times
 That even when he yelled no one ever came
 The soft wolf tread
 The soft wolf tread
 And he tread and tread and tread and tread
 Such an old friend again, such an old friend, such an old friend again

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Readable chord sheet for Soft Wolf Tread by Grant Lee Buffalo

[Am]       [Em]    =09
The soft wolf tread through Emerald Forest
He was loo[Dm]king to make a bed
There i[C]n the spindly thicket[F],  softly did[Am] he tread

The soft wolf tread, he sure was starved
[Em]And through his silver coat h[Dm]is ribs shone sharply carved
Th[C]e hand that feeds was pickin' weeds    [F]
[Am]And he sure looked starved

Up comes Hood     [Dm]
He=92s beautiful as a [Em]sirloin steak to a pit bull chained up
           [Dm]       [Em]                                     =20
It's to good to see such an old friend again,  such an old friend again,=20
 such an old friend again

Then he said "Dear Hood, what brings you to this neck of the woods?"
"With your scarlet cape and your basket full of grapes, what lures you
to the woods?"

The soft wolf tread the clearing
And he's nervously tugging on his earring
He talked, "How good.  Such an old friend again, such an old friend
again, such an old friend again.

[Am]   [Em]   [Dm]   [C]   [F]

And then he spun a twisted tale
About a child who cries his name so many times
That even when he yelled no one ever came

The soft wolf tread
The soft wolf tread
And he tread and tread and tread and tread
Such an old friend again,  such an old friend, such an old friend again

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