Chords for "I'm Going back To Yarrawonga" Australian Great War Song By Ella ShieldsC 1917

Good day to you viewers, the Colonel speaking to you live from the Grand British Imperial YouTube Broadcasting.
Have you got a regal record?
Number G8138, I'm going back again to Yara Wonga, sung by Ella Shields.
Now this turns out to be a Great War record, something to do with Australia at [Db] Gallipoli.
Or Australians I should say at Gallipoli.
Anyway, here we go.
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_ [Gm] _ [C] _ _ [G] _ [Am] _ _ [D] _
[Am] _ _ _ [Em] Here's a [N] world of soldiers, who sailed the mountains, the earth, and [G] then through the air.
Here's a world of soldiers, up to the pit, for peace and [F] to smile.
And [C] men born _ _ [E] _ of the lake, who walked [Am] out to see the sky.
[E] He wandered [Am] round upon the land, [B] but through the [E] things of God.
And after years of battling, with their [A] hearts full of lead.
The air most dead will send you home, for [F] there's always [E] bigger things.
[Fm] I'm [B] going [C] back [G] again to Yara [Gm] Wonga, [F] to Yara Wonga, I'll linger [G] longer.
I'm going back to [Am] Yara Wonga, [E] [Dm] where the light, [D] I'm [G] always _ _ _ _ dreaming.
Yara Wonga, [F] I'll sing those songs again, [Em] and no more hunger.
You can have [G] all your fair seas [F] and [E] fairer lights.
[G] I want to be the loving song that's near [C] your [B] mind.
I'm [G] going back to [Am] Yara [Ab] Wonga, you [D] _ _
[E] _ _ _ can still get back to [Abm] all this.
[C] He went [G] upon the land, [C] to [D] learn [G] the power. _ _
He studied songs, like a sailing forest camp, [Am] _ [D]
[G] filled with [C] wood.
[E] For lies [Am] of trouble polite he, kept writing just to stay.
He hadn't had a dream of sleep, so [B] he went [E] away.
And Mrs.
De Palry, kept telling books to hear.
So [Gm] few just [A] say these lines, remember [F] them, the [E] moments is I saw.
[C] _ [G] _
[C] Yara Wonga, [Em] to [F] Yara Wonga, I'll linger [Gm] longer. _
_ _ Yara Wonga, [Fm] to [B] Yara [D] Wonga, [Gm] _ _ [N] _ _ _ [Bb] _ [G] _
_ [F] I'll sing those songs again.
[N] _ _
You can have all your fair seas and fairer lights.
I want [G] to be the loving song that's near [C] your mind.
I'm going [Ab] back to [G] Yara [Am] Wonga, [Fm] the [D] land of the [C] _ kangaroos.
[N] _
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