D
Who is that? Who is that? Emerging from his burrow
A
Who can see today what we won't see until tomorrow.
A
Shaman of the shadows, springer of the spring,
N.C.
Is it a squirrel? Is it a beaver? Kinda both, but not quite either!
D
All the meteorologists the world has ever known
G
Cannot match this little guy's uncanny skill
E
We can guess, but we won't know
D
If we should dress for sun or snow
Em A D
Until we hear it from old Punxsutawney Phil!
[Verse]
G
Every year for a hundred years
D
We've bent our heads and lent our ears
G D
To listen to his famed prognostication
G
Lucky for you, I speak with ease
D
Both English and Groundhog-ese
N.C.
Please stand-by for imminent translation!
G D
This brown log contain-eth
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One groundhog, the famous
G D
Phillip of Punxsutawney
G D A
Gifted sniffer of future mornings
N.C
The finest specimen you will find
N.C.
Of Rodentia: Sciuridae
N.C.
Our own uncanny whistle-pig
N.C.
The ground-est hog that ever lived
N.C.
A hundred years and he is still
N.C.
The pride of Punxsutawney
N.C.
The prophet of PA
N.C.
Prognosticatin' Punxsutawney Phil!
[Chorus]
D
Who is that? Who is that? Emerging from his burrow
A
Who can see today what we won't see until tomorrow.
A
Shaman of the shadows, springer of the spring,
N.C.
Is it a squirrel? Is it a beaver? Kinda both, but not quite either!
D
All the meteorologists the world has ever known
G
Cannot match this little guy's uncanny skill
E
We can guess, but we won't know
D
If we should dress for sun or snow
Em A D
Until we hear it from old Punxsutawney Phil!
