D A G D G D A There was an old blind man stood on the corner downtownD A G D G D G A He was holding a cup filled up with nothin' from the Christmas shopping crowdG A And though I barely came up to the top of his caneG A I reached up and gave him every cent to my nameD A G D Three little pennies were all that I hadG D G A One that I found and two from my DadD A G D Three little pennies not much of a giftG D A D But Dad said that plenty if its all you can giveD A G D G D A That evening my Dad told a wonderful story to meContinúa después del anuncioD A G D about a child in a manger and wiseman who cameG D A baring gifts on the first Christmas EveG A There was a part that I was sure he made up about aG A stable boy who couldn't give muchD A G D Three little pennies were all that I hadG D G A One that I found and two from my DadD A G D Three little pennies not much of a giftG D A D But Dad said that plenty if its all you can giveD A G D G D A Next mornin was Christmas and I had prayed hard for a bikeD A G D G D A But all that I found was the tiniest box with three shiny pennies insideG A But I was so disappointed cause I had been goodG A But times have been bad so I understood and Daddy saidD A G D Three little pennies were all that I hadG D G A You gave them freely so I gave'm backD A G D Three little pennies not much of a giftG D A D Your bike is outside cause you've learned how to give
Three Little Pennies
Doug Stone
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