Three Billy Goats Gruff Listen here!
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Three little billy goats,
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Three little billy goats,
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Three little billy goats gruff.
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Everyday they ran and played upon a grassy knoll,
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but one day the grass was low so it was time to go.
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The trouble was the greener grass was on the other side,
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across a bridge and underneath a hungry troll did hide.
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He saw the goats and licked his lips and thought, “It's time to eat.”
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The goats were smart, they made a plan and readied to defeat.
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First came the littlest billy goat.
Trip-trap, trip-trap,
“Who's that trip-trapping over my bridge?”
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"I’m the littlest billy goat.
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Eat my brother instead.
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He is older and bigger than I,
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and will keep you fed."
The troll licked his lips and let him pass.
Trip-trap, trip-trap, trip-trap, trip-trap.
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Then came the second billy goat.
Trip-trap, trip-trap,
“Who's that trip trapping over my bridge?”
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"I’m the second billy goat.
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Eat my brother instead,
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He is older and bigger than I,
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And will keep you fed."
The troll licked his lips and let him pass.
Trip-trap, trip-trap, trip-trap, trip-trap.
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Then came the third and biggest billy goat.
Trip-trap, trip-trap,
"Who's that trip-trapping over my bridge?"
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"I'm the biggest billy goats!
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Come and eat me troll!"
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The troll crept up onto the bridge and much to his surprise
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The billy goat gave one big kick and the troll met his demise.
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Trip-trap, trip-trap, trip-trap, trip-trap,
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Three little billy goats,
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Three little billy goats,
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Three little billy goats gruff.
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Everyday they run and play upon their grassy knoll.
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When they have to cross that bridge, there will not be a troll
Copyright 2005 Shauna Tominey
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Three little billy goats,
D7
Three little billy goats,
G D7 G
Three little billy goats gruff.
D7 G D7
Everyday they ran and played upon a grassy knoll,
G D7 G D G
but one day the grass was low so it was time to go.
g D7 g
The trouble was the greener grass was on the other side,
D7 g D7 g
across a bridge and underneath a hungry troll did hide.
D7 g
He saw the goats and licked his lips and thought, “It's time to eat.”
D7 g D g
The goats were smart, they made a plan and readied to defeat.
G D7 G
First came the littlest billy goat.
Trip-trap, trip-trap,
“Who's that trip-trapping over my bridge?”
D7 G
"I’m the littlest billy goat.
C G D7
Eat my brother instead.
G C
He is older and bigger than I,
D7 G
and will keep you fed."
The troll licked his lips and let him pass.
Trip-trap, trip-trap, trip-trap, trip-trap.
D7 G
Then came the second billy goat.
Trip-trap, trip-trap,
“Who's that trip trapping over my bridge?”
D7 G
"I’m the second billy goat.
C G D7
Eat my brother instead,
G C
He is older and bigger than I,
D7 G
And will keep you fed."
The troll licked his lips and let him pass.
Trip-trap, trip-trap, trip-trap, trip-trap.
D7 G
Then came the third and biggest billy goat.
Trip-trap, trip-trap,
"Who's that trip-trapping over my bridge?"
G D7 G
"I'm the biggest billy goats!
D7 G
Come and eat me troll!"
g D7 g
The troll crept up onto the bridge and much to his surprise
D7 g D7 g
The billy goat gave one big kick and the troll met his demise.
G
Trip-trap, trip-trap, trip-trap, trip-trap,
G
Three little billy goats,
D7
Three little billy goats,
G D7 G
Three little billy goats gruff.
D7 G D7
Everyday they run and play upon their grassy knoll.
G D7 G D7 G
When they have to cross that bridge, there will not be a troll
Copyright 2005 Shauna Tominey
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