| F | E | Dm | | | | Who's that I see walking in these woods? |
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| F | E | Dm | | | | Why it's Little Red Riding Hood. |
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| F | E | Dm | F | G | | | | Hey there, Little Red | Riding Hood, | you sure are looking good, |
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| Bb | A7 | Dm | | You're everything a | big, bad wolf could | want. |
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| | | Dm | F | | | | Little Red | Riding Hood, |
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| | | G | | | | I don't think little big girls should, |
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| | | Bb | A7 | Dm | | | | Go walkin' in these | spooky old woods a | lone. |
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| F | | What big eyes you have, |
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| Dm | | The kind of eyes that drive wolves mad, |
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| G | | So | just to see that you don't get chased, |
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| C7 | | I think I | ought to walk with you for a ways. |
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| F | F | E | | What full lips you | have, | |
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| Dm | | They're sure to lure someone bad, so |
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| G | | Un | til you get to Grandma's place, |
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| C7 | | I think you | ought to walk with me and be safe. |
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| | | Dm | F | | | | I'm gonna keep my | sheep suit on, |
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| | | G | | | | until I'm sure that you've been shown, |
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| | | Bb | A7 | Dm | | | That | I can be trusted | walking with you a | lone. |
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| | | Dm | F | | | | Little Red | Riding Hood, |
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| | | G | | | | I'd like to hold you if I could, |
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| | | Bb | A7 | Dm | | | But | you might think I'm a | big, bad wolf so I | won't. |
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| F | | What a big heart I have, |
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| Dm | | the better to love you with, |
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| G | | Little Red Riding Hood, |
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| C7 | | Even bad wolves can be good. |
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| F | F | E | | I'll try to be satis | fied | |
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| Dm | | just to walk close by your side, |
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| G | | Maybe you'll see things my way, |
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| C7 | | Be | fore we get to Grandma's place. |
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| | | Dm | F | | | | Little Red | Riding Hood, |
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| | | G | | | | you sure are lookin' good, |
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| | | Bb | A7 | Dm | | | | You're everything that a | big, bad wolf could | want. |
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| Dm | F | G | | I mean | ba-a-a-ad! | Ba-a-a-ad? | |
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