Cousin Caterpillar

[D] [A] [C] [G] [D]

[D]My cousin has great [A]changes com-ing        [C]

                  [G]                      [D]
One day he'll wake with wings-----

[A] Do dah, do do dah, --- do[D] do dah, ---do do da[Em]h,---                   [D]                      [A]

Do dah, do do dah, --- do do [D]dah, ---do do[Em] dah,---         [G]

do do dah, --- [Em]do do dah, ---do do[A7] dah!---       [Bm]

[D]   Cousin Cat[A]erpillar,    [C]seven pairs o[G]f legs for you             [D]

Cousin Cat[A]erpillar,    c[C]an you tell me [G]what they do?         [D]

[Bm]     Well, all that I [F#m]can say

Is t[Bm]hat they seem to help so[F#m]me way
To pul[Bm]l my little body along

Well firs[A]t I didn't know their use

But worrying you only lose

So I said I love you and I love what you do
Come on do yo[D]ur thing

Cousin Caterpillar, white and silky threads for you
Cousin Caterpillar, can you tell me what they do?

My cousin as you see
Takes his changes easily
O happy we
Could we take each change so easily

Then all that we could say
Is that it would seem to help some way
To pull our little bodies along
So we say I love you and I love what you do
Come on do your thing