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When The Bitumen Reaches Pooncarie

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Dificuldade: media | Estilo: country | Sentimento: variada | Ocasião: violao, repertorio | Tags: country, bush, viagem, nostalgica, acustico, intermediario

"When the Bitumen Reaches Pooncarie", com credito para Slim Dusty. Essa gravacao aparece relacionada ao lancamento "Cattlemen From the High

Plains" (ano 1988, pais AU, status Official). Virgil Riley Runnels, Jr., mais conhecido como "The American Dream" Dusty Rhodes, foi um lutador de luta livre profissional estadunidense. Ele foi conhecido pela suas passagens na WWE e na World Championship Wrestling. Velho Oeste, Oeste Selvagem ou Faroeste, também conhecido como Fronteira Americana, abrange a geografia, a história, o folclore e a cultura associadas à onda futura de expansão americana na América do Norte continental que começou com os assentamentos coloniais europeus no início Século XVII e terminou com a admissão dos últimos territórios ocidentais contíguos como estados em 1912. Esta era de migração e colonização massiva foi particularmente encorajada pelo presidente Thomas Jefferson após a compra da Louisiana, dando origem à atitude expansionista conhecida como "destino manifesto" e à "Tese da Fronteira" dos historiadores. As lendas, os eventos históricos e o folclore da fronteira americana incorporaram-se tanto na cultura dos Estados Unidos que o Velho Oeste, e especificamente o género ocidental de mídia, tornou-se uma das características definidoras da identidade nacional americana.

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[Chorus]
         C                                                  G
When the bitumen reaches Pooncarie we'll turn on a big barbeque
                                           F                             C
Invite all the cockies and ringers and the traveller that’s just passin' through
                                                                     F
They'll be plenty of song and yahooing and I'll bet on a punch up or two
                            C            G                     C
When the bitumen reaches Pooncarie we'll have a Pooncarie type do

[Verse 1]
       C                                                                  G
On the banks of the stately old Darling we'll sing and we'll dance in the scrub
                                                         F                      C
Cut a track through the dust like big meat ants from the river to the telegraph pub
                                                                                F
cause the boys from the bush they play harder then their cousins, the city folk do
                             C                 G                   C
When the bitumen reaches Pooncarie, hey, we'll likely be downin' a few

[Interlude]
C   F   F   C
G   G   C   D   G   C

[Verse 2]
        C                                                                     G
Now the anglers will swarm in their thousand when they hear that the river is right
                                                        F                         C
and the whisper goes out through the bushland there’s a flush and the cods on the bight
                                                                               F
they'll come with their cross lines and gill nets and millions of stubbies and cans
                             C                G                      C
When the bitumen reaches Pooncarie, ho, we'll have a stampede on our hands

[Verse 3]
            C                                                               G
Now they’re building a motel and restaurant a place where the knobs can all camp
                                              F                      C
no use if you're big time to rough it for the bush can get windy and damp
                                                                          F
They'll be some big holes in the bar room with the big ones still getting away
         F                   C           G                          C
When the bitumen reaches Pooncarie we'll hear some good stories I'd say

[Solo]
C      C                                C
      Eat your heart out guitar players

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[Verse 4]
        D                                                                     A7
Now the old town might tend to get lively when the bulldust has gone from the track
                                     G                    D
allowing the lout from  big towns to go a bit further out back
                                                                    G
they shoot up the signs at the roadside and wreck everything out of spite
                             D        A7                        D
When the bitumen reaches Pooncarie, I see some good bashings in sight

[Chorus]
         D                                                   A7
When the bitumen reaches Pooncarie, we'll turn on a big barbeque
                                           G                             D
Invite all the cockies and ringers and the traveller that’s just passin' through
                                                                     G
They'll be plenty of song and yahooing and I'll bet on a punch up or two
                             D                 A7                    D
When the bitumen reaches Pooncarie, hey, we'll have a Pooncarie type do

[Tag]
         G                   D            A7                    D
When the bitumen reaches Pooncarie, we'll have a Pooncarie type do. Lets go now!

[Outro]
D   D
Hey.
D                   D   D   D
  Good onya Charlie.
A7                            A7
  We'll have another stubbie.
 A7   A7   A7                         G   G   D
              Drinks all round by Fet!

D   D   D   D   D   D   G   G   D   D   A7   A7   D

Simplificar
Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: CCapotraste: Sem capotraste
[Intro]
         C                                                  G
When the bitumen reaches Pooncarie we'll turn on a big barbeque
                                           F                             C
Invite all the cockies and ringers and the traveller that’s just passin' through
                                                                     F
They'll be plenty of song and yahooing and I'll bet on a punch up or two
                            C            G                     C
When the bitumen reaches Pooncarie we'll have a Pooncarie type do

[Interlude]
C   F   F   C
G   G   C   D   G   C

[Solo]
C      C                                C
      Eat your heart out guitar players

F      F      C      G      C      D

D                                                                     A7
Now the old town might tend to get lively when the bulldust has gone from the track
                                     G                    D
allowing the lout from  big towns to go a bit further out back
                                                                    G
they shoot up the signs at the roadside and wreck everything out of spite
                             D        A7                        D
When the bitumen reaches Pooncarie, I see some good bashings in sight

[Tag]
         G                   D            A7                    D
When the bitumen reaches Pooncarie, we'll have a Pooncarie type do. Lets go now!

D   D   D   D   D   D   G   G   D   D   A7   A7   D

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