Tom: G

Em  G  Em  D  G

[Verse 1]

G
Trapped in my kitchen while a storm wind blows,
    C
Out-side there is nothing but blowing snow,
G                                                 D
Nothing to do and no where to go, Time just to be lazy.
       G
It's a gift from the maker of the cold north wind,
C
Slipping a hint from a good old friend,
     G                                   D                     G
It's Time to relax and take a break From troubles, trials, and labor.

[Chorus]
D
Not by the hair on my chinny chin chin,
           C                      G
You're the big north wind and you can't come in;
       D
You'll huff and puff and you'll blow cold snow,
    C                G
But I'm okay by the old wood stove.

[Verse 2]

G
It's running down my windows in patterns bold,
C
Coming from the wind blowing 'cross the cove;
    G                                                        D
The world disappears in a cloud of snow, And I just sit here watching;
       G
With a hum and a whistle and a moan and a groan,
   C
It scratches at my windows and pounds my home;
G                                       D                   G
Shoots up my roof and over my peak, And Peeps right down my chimney.

[Chorus]
D
Not by the hair on my chinny chin chin,
           C                      G
You're the big north wind and you can't come in;
       D
You'll huff and puff and you'll blow cold snow,
    C                G
But I'm okay by the old wood stove.

[Verse 3]
G
I hear loud breathing of the big yellow plough,
C
Snow drifts building, filling up the town;
    G                                                         D
The school is closed, post office shut, No one can get to the shop;
             G
I think I'll unplug the telephone, the old TV,
    C
And no one in the world can pester me;
         G                                D                         G
Going to stay at home, take a break, From keeping the wolf from the door.

[Chorus]
D
Not by the hair on my chinny chin chin,
           C                      G
You're the big north wind and you can't come in;
       D
You'll huff and puff and you'll blow cold snow,
    C                G
But I'm okay by the old wood stove.

[Chorus]
D
Not by the hair on my chinny chin chin,
           C                      G
You're the big north wind and you can't come in;
       D
You'll huff and puff and you'll blow cold snow,
    C                G
But I'm okay by the old wood stove.

[Outro]
D                G
Your okay by the old wood stove.
      D
We're all okay. (We're all okay.)
                      G
We're all okay by the old wood stove.