Slim Dusty – Pooncarie (Guitar)
Half-Step Down (Eb-Ab-Db-Gb-Bb-Eb)
Key
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Speed:
1.0x
Chords
|| Chords and tabs are relative to half a step down. Key of B but played in a C shape.
[Intro]
C C G/D C C/G
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E|-----|-------|-------|-------|-------|-------|-3-----|-------|-3-----|[Verse]
C G C Well, it looks like somebody has stirred things along G C Since the road to Pooncarie was turned into song F And its seems like we've gained just a little renown C G C so justly deserving this old darling town
[Verse]
C G C Well for years we've put up with our dusty old track G C that served as a road in the patient outback F but now this back country will have some real class C G C C7 with the bitumen reaching Pooncarie at last
[Chorus]
F C And the lamps in the old pub will burn late at night D G there’s great expectations with asphalt in sight F C G with the boys on the roadworks all downin' a few C they’re hot and they’re thirsty from bringin' her through
[Interlude]
G C
[Verse]
C G C In the bush we're determined to do it in style G C we've waited for years for that last half a mile F They cut all the bends from the worst of the track C G C and shortened the trip to Pooncarie and back
[Verse]
C G C They'll be no holdin’ back ‘cause we've waited so long G C to be drinking a toast to our favourite song F they'll be lost yahooin’ and dancin’ of course C G C C7 and all to the strains of that bitumen waltz
[Chorus]
F C And the lamps in the old pub will burn late at night D G there’s great expectations with asphalt in sight F C G with the boys on the roadworks all downin' a few C they’re hot and they’re thirsty from bringin' her through
[Interlude]
G C
[Verse]
C G C All the bush folk turned up on that warm April day G C to hear what the dignitaries all had to sa F and the Member was there to convey his regards C G C when the boys finished pourin' that last hundred yards
[Verse]
C G C Our boots were all covered in bulldust and tar G C and the boys were all tonguein’ to get to the bar F but a new piece of history revealed on that plaque C G C showed the bitumen reaching Pooncarie at last
[Chorus]
F C and the lamps in the old pub they burned late that night D G and the big celebrations went on till first light F C G with the boys on the road works all downin' a few C C7 we let down our hair at that big barbeque
[Chorus]
F C yes, the lamps in the old pub they burned late that nigh D G and that big celebration went on till first light F C G and now this back country has got some real class C with the bitumen reaching Pooncarie at last
[Tag]
G C with the bitumen reaching Pooncarie at last
[Outro]
C G C Hey!