Old Macdonald Had A Farm

G Cadd9 Old MacDonald had a wife and child Cadd9 G Wife's dead and gone, he's a grandpa now G Cadd9 Time'll take take a toll on a farmer's mind Cadd9 G So they put him in a home to live out his time G Cadd9 Every now and then the preschool stops by Cadd9 G To sing a little tune to help them old folks get by G Cadd9 He only seems to listen on his favorite song Cadd9 G And everytime he hears it he sings along Cadd9 G Cadd9 G Old MacDonald, he had a farm Cadd9 Em7 Until time ticked away they took away his barn Cadd9 G Cadd9 G And on this farm, he had it all Cadd9 Dsus4 G Now he's sitting in a wheelchair waiting for the call G Cadd9 Grandson took him by the old home place Cadd9 G But those weren't tears of joy running down his face G Cadd9 The highway's running through the old cornfield Cadd9 G Where he used to pick corn for every meal G Cadd9 That John Deere tractor that was sitting by the barn Cadd9 G Has been replaced by a Walmart and a new sports bar G Cadd9 And the old country house is still sittin' there Cadd9 Cadd9 With a "For Sale" sign and an old rocking chair Cadd9 G Cadd9 G Old MacDonald, he had a farm Cadd9 Em7 Until time ticked away they took away his barn Cadd9 G Cadd9 G And on this farm, he had it all Cadd9 Dsus4 G Now he's sitting in a wheelchair waiting for the call Dsus4 Cadd9 Now that tractor only runs through his mind Dsus4 Cadd9 By that old country store that sold Pepsi for a dime Dsus4 D#dim Back when the rooster crowed when the sun came 'round Em7 Dsus4 And before the country became a town Cadd9 D Out on this old farm, old MacDonald's farm G Cadd9 Six old friends and a cedar box Cadd9 G And the name MacDonald carved on a rock G Cadd9 Load him in the hearse boys and take him back home Cadd9 G There's a six foot hole where the cattle used to roam G Cadd9 Old MacDonald he's got a farm G Cadd9 G Eieio G Cadd9 G Eieio G Cadd9 G Eieio G Cadd9 G Eieio