Keeroongooloo Station
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Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: ECapotraste:
2nd traste
||Chords relative to Capo 2.
[Intro]
D
[Verse 1]
A7 D
They are stringing down the channels see the clouds of cooper dust.
G D
Oh, I'm back home on the cooper once again.
G E
And their briskets brush the flinders and there’s bluebird to their hawks,
A7 D
and there's Mitchell to my stirrups on the plain.
[Verse 2]
A7 D
Now I’ve drunk Mildura waters from those Murray reservoirs.
G D
and I’ve tasted snowy streams a time or two.
G E
but I'd miss the muddy flavour for they don’t make quart pot tea,
A7 D
like these channels here on old Keeroongooloo.
[Chorus 1]
G D
Oh, there’s water in the channels and their backs are broad as tables.
G D A7
And their briskets brush the flinders as they string.
D G E
My old stock horse tugs the red hide as I canter for the lead.
A7 D
No, I wouldn't swap my throne for any king.
[Instrumental]
G D G D A7
D D G E A7 A7 D
[Verse 3]
A7 D
They are stringing down the channels in a cloud of gidgee dust.
G D
and the bush flies seem to welcome me again.
G E
I can see the sorghum waving and there’s bluebush shoulder high
A7 D
and the Mitchells to my stirrups on the plain.
[Verse 4]
A7 D
Now I watched the red stained sunset I can smell the campfire smoke.
G D
Where we block em, and the leaders start to ring.
G E
Mate, I swear I'd never trade this for the comforts of your town.
A7 D
Nor for castles or the ransoms of a king.
[Chorus 2]
G D
I'm back home on the Cooper been away am I too long.
G D A7
And I’ve come home with a different point of view.
D G E
Fresher pastures may look greener, but I’d never found one better.
A7 D
then the ones right here on old Keeroongooloo.
[Chorus 3]
G D
Oh, there’s water in the channels and their backs are broad as tables.
G D A7
And their briskets brush the flinders as they string.
D G E
My old stock horse tugs the red hide as I canter for the lead.
A7 D
No, I wouldn't swap my throne for any king. Oh no.
[Outro]
A7 A7 D
How to play Keeroongooloo Station
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is E. You can transpose without leaving the page.
Can I play it on guitar or keyboard?
Yes. The chord progression works on acoustic guitar, electric guitar and keyboard. Adapt the voicings to your instrument and level.