The Fox Went Out On A Chilly Night

Prayed For The Moon To Give Him Light

For He Had Many A Mile To Go That Night

Before He Reached The Town O (2x)



He Ran Til He Came To A Great Big Bin

Where The Ducks And The Geese Were Kept Therein

Said, A Couple Of You Are Going To Grease My Chin

Before I Leave This Town O



He Grabbed The Grey Goose By The Neck

Throwed A Duck Across His Back

He Didn't Mind The Quack, Quack, Quack

And The Legs All Dangling Down O



Then Old Mother Flipper-flopper Jumped Out Of Bed

Out Of The Window She Cocked Her Head

Crying, John, John The Grey Goose Is Gone

And The Fox Is On The Town O



Then John He Went To The Top Of The Hill

Blew His Horn Both Loud And Shrill

The Fox, He Said, I Better Flee With My Kill

Or They'll Soon Be On My Trail O



He Ran Till He Came To His Cozy Den

There Were The Little Ones, Eight, Nine, Ten

Saying, Daddy, Daddy, Better Go Back Again

For It Must Be A Mighty Fine Town O



Then The Fox And His Wife, Without Any Strife

Cut Up The Goose With A Carving Knife

They Never Had Such A Supper In Their Life

And The Little Ones Chewed On The Bones O