E G A E Jay Ulysses Moses Hanson, Jay Ulysses a mountain man G Hid in the hills ?cause his face was scarred from A E A wrestlin? match with a grizzly bear D A He carved him a hole in the belly of a giant, E A giant oak tree - - - E G A E Now Jay Ulysses swore his vengeance on that grizzly bear G He?d run through the hills screamin? and a shoutin? A E At bears that weren?t even there. G B7 People in the town would lay and shiver in their sleep When he went, A E Grr -- ha ? ha - come on bear, A E Grr -- ha ? ha ? I?m gonna get you bear. D A E You see Jay Ulysses Moses Hanson, why he was ravin? mad. - - - E G A E Jay Ulysses Moses Hanson, Jay Ulysses a mountain man, G You?d better start runnin? when you hear him comin? A E ?cause he?s out there lookin? for the grizzly bear - - - E A, E A, (laughing) - - - E G A E Jay Ulysses Moses Hanson finally cornered that grizzly bear E G Legend says, outside of the town A E That the two giants met out on open ground, D A E Jay Ulysses Moses Hanson - - and the grizzly bear. E G Three days later, when the dust had settled, A E Ulysses and the bear weren?t there, G The people said ?hey, it?s finally over?, A E But the story didn?t end there, G ?cause, on a still night, deep in the hills, B7 If you listen you?ll hear A E Ha ? Ha ? come on bear, A E Ha ? ha ? I?m gonna get you bear, well there they go, G There the hill is smoking - - - A E Big Jay Ulysses and that grizzly bear, E G Well here he comes ? it?s big Jay Ulysses Moses Hanson, the mountain man E G Well here he comes ? it?s big Jay Ulysses Moses Hanson, the mountain man E G Well here he comes ? it?s big Jay Ulysses Moses Hanson, the mountain man They call hi Jay Ulysses Moses Hanson, chasin? the grizzly bear.
