G                              C
Oh, we grow things mighty big down in Kentucky
            D                                  G 
But there's nothing in that state can quite compare
     G                                C 
To a cow that we once had us, and the name of her was Gladys. 
         D                                        G
Boy, you should have seen the neighbors stand and stare




[Verse 2]
          G                               C
She stood 10 feet tall and had one purple eyeball
        D                                G
It took eight of us to milk her, here is why:
        G                   C 
She had 27 spigots; And the tourists all bought tickets,
        D                                G
just to watch us milk and hear us loudly cry-y-y-y...




[Chorus]
    G                         C
Oh, pass the udder udder over to my udder brudder,
        G                   D
and pie-ass the udder udder dis-a-way
        G                             C 
So they passed the udder udder, and I passed it to my brudder.
       D                         G
Oh, we really had our hands full every day



[Verse 3]
    G                              C
We created quite a spectacle, I'll grant you
       D                                G
But we milked her just as pretty as you please
          G
And while people said "How funny," 
         C                          D                     G
we raked in enough durn money to go out and order ermine BVD's


[Verse 4]
        G                                C
Father turned her on her back one Sunday morning.  
       D                                          G
Gladys said "I'm upside down, now what's the gag?" 
           G                                C
"Well, the reason why," said Pop "is so the cream will be on top." 
       D                                     G
Gladys said, "well in that case, it's in the bag!"


[Chorus]
    G                         C
Oh, pass the udder udder over to my udder brudder,
        G                   D
and pie-ass the udder udder dis-a-way
        G                             C
So they passed the udder udder, and I passed it to my brudder.
       D                         G
Oh, we really had our hands full every day


[Verse 5]
        G                           C
Now our Gladys was a star in cattle circles
           D                                  G
Though she couldn't read or write her name in full
          G
You would think she'd been to college,
         C
although she herself acknowledged,
         D                           G
that she gained her fame entirely by pull.


[Verse 6]
G                                     C
Oh she said to us one cold and wintry morning
           D                             G
She said, "Milking is the thing I dearly loves".
           G                            C
But when I get a cold it lingers, and I can't stand icy fingers
       D                               G
So go back into the house and get your gloves!"


[Chorus]
    G                         C
Oh, pass the udder udder over to my udder brudder,
        G                   D
and pie-ass the udder udder dis-a-way
        G                             C
So they passed the udder udder, and I passed it to my brudder.
       D                         G         D          G     G G G G G    G   G
Oh, we really had our hands full ev       ery        day    shave and a haircut rhythm