Intro: F Bb C

Verse 1:
F                     Bb        C
a duck walked up to a lemonade stand,
       F               Bb           C
and he said to the man running the stand,
F               Bb C         F            Bb  C
Hey, bum bum bum, got any grapes?


F                        Bb        C     F                                  Bb            C
The man said no, we just sell lemonade.  It’s cold and it’s fresh and it’s all homemade. 
F                      Bb         C         F       Bb
Can I get you a glass? The duck said “I’ll pass”.
C                 F                Bb  C                 F                Bb       C
Then he waddled away. Waddle waddle. Till the very next day. Bum bum bum bum bum bah-dum.

Verse 2:
         F                     Bb        C
When the duck walked up to the lemonade stand,
       F               Bb           C
And he said to the man that was running the stand,
F               Bb C         F            Bb  C
Hey, bum bum bum, got any grapes?


    F                     Bb        C   F                     Bb      C
The man said no, like I said yesterday, we just sell lemonade, okay?
            F         Bb           C        F       Bb
Why not give it a try?   The duck said, "Goodbye."
C                 F                Bb
Then he waddled away, waddle waddle.
C                 F                        Bb
Then he waddled away, waddle waddle waddle.
C                 F                Bb
Then he waddled away, waddle waddle.
 C                 F                Bb       C
Till the very next day. Bum bum bum bum bum bah-dum.

Verse 3:
         F                     Bb        C
When the duck walked up to the lemonade stand,
       F               Bb           C
And he said to the man that was running the stand,
F    Bb          C         F         Bb  C
Hey, bum bum bum, got any grapes?


    F                        Bb     C             F                    Bb         C
The man said, "Look, this is getting old, I mean, lemonade’s all we’ve ever sold!"
F                       Bb              C           F     Bb
 "Why not give it a go?" The duck said, “How about, no.”
C                 F                Bb
Then he waddled away, waddle waddle.
C                 F                        Bb
Then he waddled away, waddle waddle waddle.
C                 F                Bb
Then he waddled away, waddle waddle.
 C                 F                Bb       C
Till the very next day. Bum bum bum bum bum bah-dum.

Verse 4:
         F                     Bb        C
When the duck walked up to the lemonade stand,
       F               Bb           C
And he said to the man that was running the stand,
F               Bb C         F            Bb  C
Hey, bum bum bum, got any grapes?


          F                          Bb           C
And the man said, "That's it! If you don’t stay away duck,
     F                                Bb         C
I’ll glue you to a tree and leave you there all day, stuck.
F                         Bb          C         F     Bb
   So don’t get too close!"  The duck said, "Adios."
C                 F                Bb
Then he waddled away, waddle waddle.
C                 F                        Bb
Then he waddled away, waddle waddle waddle.
C                 F                Bb
Then he waddled away, waddle waddle.
 C                 F                Bb       C
Till the very next day. Bum bum bum bum bum bah-dum.

Verse 5:
         F                     Bb        C
When the duck walked up to the lemonade stand,
       F               Bb           C
And he said to the man that was running the stand,
F               Bb C         F          Bb  C        F
Hey, bum bum bum, got any glue?  What?    Got any, glue?
                 Bb     C
No, why would I– Oh! Then one more question for you:
        F               Bb   C            F   Bb C
Got any grapes? Bum bum bum, bum bum bum.


            F                  Bb      C      F
And the man just stopped. Then he started to smile. Then he started to laugh.
   Bb             C                   F                     Bb       C
He laughed for a while. Then he said, “Come on duck, let’s walk to the store.
     F                        Bb           C       F         C Bb
I’ll buy you some grapes so you won’t have to ask anymore.”


        F                           C               Bb
So they walk to the store and the man bought some grapes.
        F                             Bb   C          F       Bb C
He gave one to the duck and the duck said mmm... “No thanks”.


        F                      Bb C          F           Bb C
“But you know what sounds good?    It would make my day.
       F                 Bb C
Do you think this store,
       F                 Bb C
Do you think this store,
       F                 Bb C
Do you think this store…
         C
has any… lemonade?”


C                 F                Bb
Then he waddled away, waddle waddle.
C                 F                        Bb
Then he waddled away, waddle waddle waddle.
C                 F                Bb
Then he waddled away, waddle waddle.
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