Cifra de Charlie - Dianne Lindsay
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[Verse]
He said his name was Charlie and he came down for the show
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He been outback fencing in some place I didn't know
Said he built a line of fence that spanned from Perth to Cairns
Oh, I said I believed him from his rough and calloused hands
[Chorus]
And it really didn't matter that his dress was out of style
or that he wore a battered bushman’s hat, he wore a country smile
His jeans were old and faded and his boots were well worn down
it’s been a month of Sundays since old Charlie’s been to town
[Verse]
then he asked if we could play a song to gladden his old heart
how about, 'Plains of Peppimenarti' that’ll do us for a start
[Instrumental]
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[Verse]
He said his name was Charlie and his eyes they filled with tears
he said "that meant a lot haven’t heard that song in years"
then he told me something of his life, his life in traveling round
he'd worked on many a station, and many outback towns
[Verse]
and he said "he'd never known the joys of a family and a home
I’m just old Charlie Bell the fencer and I was born to roam."
[Interlude]
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[Verse]
He said his name was Charlie, and came down for the show
how many Charlies are out there, well, I guess we'll never know
but sometimes I think of Charlie when we're travelling here and there
I know he's outback fencing, somewhere without a care
[Chorus]
And it really didn't matter that his dress was out of style
or that he wore a battered bushman’s hat, he wore a country smile
His jeans were old and faded and his boots were well worn down
oh it’s been a month of Sundays since old Charlie’s been to town
[Verse]
and I'm glad I met old Charlie and I hope we'll meet again
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Let’s play one more for Charlie, our old friend
[Outro]
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