Slim Dusty – Along The Road To Gundagai - Im Going Back To Yarrawonga - The Man From Never Never (Guitar)

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There's a track winding back to an old-fashioned shack

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Along the road to Gundagai.

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Where the blue gums are growing and the Murrumbidgee's flowing

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Beneath the sunny sky.

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There's my mother and daddy a-waiting for me

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And the pals of my childhood once more I shall see.

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Then no more will I roam when I'm heading straight for home

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Along the road to Gundagai.

          A
I'm going back again to Yarrawonga,

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in Yarrawonga I'll linger longer.

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Where the skies are always blue.

             A
And when I'm back again in Yarrawonga.

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I'll soon be stronger, then old mahonga.

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You can have all your Tennessee and   Caroline.

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I’m gonna get some lovin' from that   mammy of mine

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I'm going back again to Yarrawonga to the land of the kangaroo.

   A
My legs are kind of bode from horses that I’ve rode.

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Through the saltbush and the sand,

              E
I've got that rock and rollin' beat from this rollin' saddle seat.

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because I live in the Never Never Land,

           A
I've never travelled down to all your high-class towns.

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because I'm right just where I am.

             E
Our town's a pub and general store, what’s the use of anymore?

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Away out in the Never Never Land.

            A
And you can bet I'll be set.

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When I get back to that old bush shanty of mine

           E
There I'll be, where I’ll see folks so dear to me.

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And everything will be fine.

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There'll be brother and sister, old mum and grey head dad.

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I know they're the greatest pals that I’ve ever had.

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and I'll hope and prayer and sigh, I’ll be there until I die.

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In that old bush shanty of mine.