(Country lento)
C F
I can’t count food, but I can count fish.
G C
I can’t count peace, but I can for all I wish.
C F Bb
I can’t count water, but I can count glasses.
G C
I can’t count bread, but I can count slices.
C F
I can’t count knowledge, but I can count subjects.
G C
I can’t count art, but I can count pieces.
C F Bb
I can’t count advice, and I can’t count help.
G
C
But I can count the times I hear my dog yelp.
C
F
How many fingers am I holding up?
G
C
How much money do you have?
C F Bb
How much water do you have in that cup?
G
C
How many people make you laugh?
I can’t count dishware but I can count plates.
I can’t count love only that which she hates.
I can’t count butter but I can count chairs.
I can’t count clothes only the items that the wears.
I can’t count money but I can count coins.
I can’t count sugar but I can tenderloins.
I can’t count salt but I can count years.
I can’t count pepper but I can count beers.
C
F G C
I want some I don’t have any. She has a few and he has
many.
C F G C
I will take 3 and he will take a lot. Open up your hands
and show me that you’ve got.
C F G C
How many fingers am I holding up? How much water in that
cup?
C F Bb G C
How many fingers am I holding up? How much water in that
cup?
C
C
C C C
C
Uh,… uncountable and countable nouns. Uh,… uncountable
and countable nouns.
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