Came in last night at half past ten, that ba by of mine would n’t let me in.
So (Bb7)move it on o ver.
(Move it on o ver.) (F)Move it on o ver.
(Move it on o ver.) Move (C7)o ver li’l dog ’cause the (Bb7)big dog’s (C7)mov in’ (F)in.
She changed the lock on our front door now my door key don’t fit no more.
So (Bb7)get it on o ver.
(Move it on o ver.) (F)Scoot it on o ver.
(Move it on o ver.) Move (C7)o ver skin ny dog ’cause the (Bb7)fat dog’s (C7)mov in’ (F)in.
This dog house here is might y small, but it’s bet ter than no n’t house at all.
So (Bb7)ease it on o ver.
(Move it on o ver.) (F)Drag it on o ver.
(Move it on o ver.) Move (C7)o ver li’l dog ’cause a (Bb7)new dog’s (C7)mov in’ (F)in.
She told me not to play a round but I done let the deal go down.
So (Bb7)pack it on o ver.
(Move it on o ver.) (F)Tote it on o ver.
(Move it on o ver.) Move (C7)o ver nice ny dog ’cause a (Bb7)bad dog’s (C7)mov in’ (F)in.
This (F)in.
Move (C7)o ver nice dog ’cause a (Bb7)bad dog’s (C7)mov in’ (F)in.
This page shows “Move It On Over” by Hank Williams in our color-coded kid songbook view — every note is colored by pitch (red C, orange D, yellow E, green F, blue G, purple A, pink B) and the lyrics sit directly under each note, so children can sing along while they play. The song is in the key of Bb at 132 BPM, a comfortable easy-level arrangement perfect for first-time learners.