Chords for 10 I'm Fair dinkim
Tempo:
141.1 bpm
Chords used:
C
G
F
Em
D
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
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[C]
Well I'm fair dinkum, bloody hope I am I've loved the smell of gum leaves since I [G] was in a frown
[C] Some places might be greener, but I don't give a damn
Cos I'm fair [G] dinkum, bloody [C] hope I am Wonderful
Now I was in the doctor's just the other day He told me take an [G] aspirin, the pain would go away
So [C] I pulled out my checkbook, cos sickness doesn't pay
I said, are you fair dinkum?
[G]
What did the doctor say?
[C] He said, are sore
Are sore dinkum?
Bloody hope I am
I've loved the [G] smell of gum leaves since I was in a frown
Some places might be greener, but I don't [F] give a damn
[C] Cos I'm fair dinkum, [G] bloody [C] hope I am
Wonderful
In a nice little Chinese restaurant
Then I whistled down a taxi cabin headed for the east
A bad case of munchies I was ready [G] for a feast
The [Em] driver said Indian, I said, well I'd [F] rather not.
He [G] said, why did you come around to my place?
My curry's rather [C] hot.
So are you Fair Dinkum?
He said, oh I'm Fair Dinkum.
Bloody old I am.
I love the smell of gum leaves since [G] I was in a pram.
[C] Some places may be greener, but I don't give [F] a damn.
[C] Because I'm Fair Dinkum.
Oh, [G] bloody old [C] I am.
Well I tipped the nice cabbie so he wouldn't make a fuss.
I shot out like a bullet and I grabbed [G] the Bondi bus.
I said, [C] take me to the waves mate.
I'm dying for a [F] dip.
He said, no [C] you'll be very careful.
Watch you don't slip.
Are you Fair Dinkum?
He said, oh I'm Fair Dinkum.
Bloody old I am.
I love the smell of gum leaves since [G] I was in a pram.
Some places [C] may be greener, but I don't [F] give a damn.
[C] Because I'm Fair Dinkum.
[G] Oh, bloody old [C] I am.
Well everybody's claiming Australia as their own.
I'm no Aborigine so I won't [G] point the bone.
[C] It shows good taste mates so I shouldn't moan.
If you've got a problem, [G] get Al Grasby [C] on the phone.
[F] Yeah, we're Fair Dinkum.
Bloody [C] old we are.
[F] We all love koalas and sing [G] around the bar.
[C] And con somebody's missus to drive the flaming car.
Yeah, we're Fair [G] Dinkum.
Bloody [C] old we are.
This is a serious bit.
Now give me a home.
Well, life is what you make.
Where I can walk about, [D] just the walkin' say.
[C] Where I can tell our leaders to go jump in the [F] lane.
But [C] I'll never knock Australia, [G] you make no [C]
mistake.
[F] Yeah, I'm Fair Dinkum.
Bloody [C] old I am.
[F] I've loved the smell of gum leaves since I was [G] in a pram.
[C] Some places may be greener, but I don't [F] give a damn.
[C] Because I'm Fair Dinkum.
[G] Bloody [C] old I am.
Yeah, I'm Fair Dinkum.
Bloody old I am.
I've loved the smell of gum leaves since I [G] was in a pram.
[C] Some places may be greener, but I don't give a damn.
Because I'm Fair [G] Dinkum.
Bloody old [C] I am.
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Well I'm fair dinkum, bloody hope I am I've loved the smell of gum leaves since I [G] was in a frown
[C] Some places might be greener, but I don't give a damn
Cos I'm fair [G] dinkum, bloody [C] hope I am Wonderful
Now I was in the doctor's just the other day He told me take an [G] aspirin, the pain would go away
So [C] I pulled out my checkbook, cos sickness doesn't pay
I said, are you fair dinkum?
[G]
What did the doctor say?
[C] He said, are sore
Are sore dinkum?
Bloody hope I am
I've loved the [G] smell of gum leaves since I was in a frown
Some places might be greener, but I don't [F] give a damn
[C] Cos I'm fair dinkum, [G] bloody [C] hope I am
Wonderful
In a nice little Chinese restaurant
Then I whistled down a taxi cabin headed for the east
A bad case of munchies I was ready [G] for a feast
The [Em] driver said Indian, I said, well I'd [F] rather not.
He [G] said, why did you come around to my place?
My curry's rather [C] hot.
So are you Fair Dinkum?
He said, oh I'm Fair Dinkum.
Bloody old I am.
I love the smell of gum leaves since [G] I was in a pram.
[C] Some places may be greener, but I don't give [F] a damn.
[C] Because I'm Fair Dinkum.
Oh, [G] bloody old [C] I am.
Well I tipped the nice cabbie so he wouldn't make a fuss.
I shot out like a bullet and I grabbed [G] the Bondi bus.
I said, [C] take me to the waves mate.
I'm dying for a [F] dip.
He said, no [C] you'll be very careful.
Watch you don't slip.
Are you Fair Dinkum?
He said, oh I'm Fair Dinkum.
Bloody old I am.
I love the smell of gum leaves since [G] I was in a pram.
Some places [C] may be greener, but I don't [F] give a damn.
[C] Because I'm Fair Dinkum.
[G] Oh, bloody old [C] I am.
Well everybody's claiming Australia as their own.
I'm no Aborigine so I won't [G] point the bone.
[C] It shows good taste mates so I shouldn't moan.
If you've got a problem, [G] get Al Grasby [C] on the phone.
[F] Yeah, we're Fair Dinkum.
Bloody [C] old we are.
[F] We all love koalas and sing [G] around the bar.
[C] And con somebody's missus to drive the flaming car.
Yeah, we're Fair [G] Dinkum.
Bloody [C] old we are.
This is a serious bit.
Now give me a home.
Well, life is what you make.
Where I can walk about, [D] just the walkin' say.
[C] Where I can tell our leaders to go jump in the [F] lane.
But [C] I'll never knock Australia, [G] you make no [C]
mistake.
[F] Yeah, I'm Fair Dinkum.
Bloody [C] old I am.
[F] I've loved the smell of gum leaves since I was [G] in a pram.
[C] Some places may be greener, but I don't [F] give a damn.
[C] Because I'm Fair Dinkum.
[G] Bloody [C] old I am.
Yeah, I'm Fair Dinkum.
Bloody old I am.
I've loved the smell of gum leaves since I [G] was in a pram.
[C] Some places may be greener, but I don't give a damn.
Because I'm Fair [G] Dinkum.
Bloody old [C] I am.
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Well I'm fair dinkum, bloody hope I am I've loved the smell of gum leaves since I [G] was in a frown
[C] Some places might be greener, but I don't give a damn
Cos I'm fair [G] dinkum, bloody [C] hope I am Wonderful
Now I was in the doctor's just the other day He told me take an [G] aspirin, the pain would go away
So [C] I pulled out my checkbook, cos sickness doesn't pay
I said, are you fair dinkum?
_ [G]
What did the doctor say?
[C] He said, are sore
Are sore dinkum?
Bloody hope I am
I've loved the [G] smell of gum leaves since I was in a frown
Some places might be greener, but I don't [F] give a damn
[C] Cos I'm fair dinkum, [G] bloody [C] hope I am
_ _ _ Wonderful _
In a nice little Chinese restaurant
_ Then _ I whistled down a taxi cabin headed for the east
A bad case of munchies I was ready [G] for a feast
The [Em] driver said Indian, I said, well I'd [F] rather not.
He [G] said, why did you come around to my place?
My curry's rather [C] hot.
_ So are you Fair Dinkum?
He said, oh I'm Fair _ Dinkum.
Bloody old I am.
I love the smell of gum leaves since [G] I was in a pram.
[C] Some places may be greener, but I don't give [F] a damn.
[C] Because I'm Fair Dinkum.
Oh, [G] bloody old [C] I am. _ _
Well I tipped the nice cabbie so he wouldn't make a fuss.
I shot out like a bullet and I grabbed [G] the Bondi bus.
I said, [C] take me to the waves mate.
I'm dying for a [F] dip.
He said, no [C] you'll be very careful.
Watch you don't slip. _
Are you Fair Dinkum?
He said, oh I'm Fair Dinkum.
Bloody old I am.
I love the smell of gum leaves since [G] I was in a pram.
Some places [C] may be greener, but I don't [F] give a damn.
[C] Because I'm Fair Dinkum.
[G] Oh, bloody old [C] I am.
_ _ Well everybody's claiming Australia as their own.
I'm no Aborigine so I won't [G] point the bone.
[C] It shows good taste mates so I shouldn't moan.
If you've got a problem, [G] get Al Grasby [C] on the phone. _
[F] Yeah, we're Fair Dinkum.
Bloody [C] old we are.
[F] We all love koalas and sing [G] around the bar.
[C] And con somebody's missus to drive the flaming car.
Yeah, we're Fair [G] Dinkum.
Bloody [C] old we are.
_ _ This is a serious bit.
Now give me a home.
Well, life is what you make.
Where I can walk about, [D] just the walkin' say.
[C] Where I can tell our leaders to go jump in the [F] lane.
But [C] I'll never knock Australia, [G] you make no [C]
mistake.
[F] Yeah, I'm Fair Dinkum.
Bloody [C] old I am.
[F] I've loved the smell of gum leaves since I was [G] in a pram.
[C] Some places may be greener, but I don't [F] give a damn.
[C] Because I'm Fair Dinkum.
[G] Bloody [C] old I am.
Yeah, I'm Fair Dinkum.
Bloody old I am.
I've loved the smell of gum leaves since I [G] was in a pram.
[C] Some places may be greener, but I don't give a damn.
Because I'm Fair _ [G] Dinkum.
Bloody old [C] I am.
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Well I'm fair dinkum, bloody hope I am I've loved the smell of gum leaves since I [G] was in a frown
[C] Some places might be greener, but I don't give a damn
Cos I'm fair [G] dinkum, bloody [C] hope I am Wonderful
Now I was in the doctor's just the other day He told me take an [G] aspirin, the pain would go away
So [C] I pulled out my checkbook, cos sickness doesn't pay
I said, are you fair dinkum?
_ [G]
What did the doctor say?
[C] He said, are sore
Are sore dinkum?
Bloody hope I am
I've loved the [G] smell of gum leaves since I was in a frown
Some places might be greener, but I don't [F] give a damn
[C] Cos I'm fair dinkum, [G] bloody [C] hope I am
_ _ _ Wonderful _
In a nice little Chinese restaurant
_ Then _ I whistled down a taxi cabin headed for the east
A bad case of munchies I was ready [G] for a feast
The [Em] driver said Indian, I said, well I'd [F] rather not.
He [G] said, why did you come around to my place?
My curry's rather [C] hot.
_ So are you Fair Dinkum?
He said, oh I'm Fair _ Dinkum.
Bloody old I am.
I love the smell of gum leaves since [G] I was in a pram.
[C] Some places may be greener, but I don't give [F] a damn.
[C] Because I'm Fair Dinkum.
Oh, [G] bloody old [C] I am. _ _
Well I tipped the nice cabbie so he wouldn't make a fuss.
I shot out like a bullet and I grabbed [G] the Bondi bus.
I said, [C] take me to the waves mate.
I'm dying for a [F] dip.
He said, no [C] you'll be very careful.
Watch you don't slip. _
Are you Fair Dinkum?
He said, oh I'm Fair Dinkum.
Bloody old I am.
I love the smell of gum leaves since [G] I was in a pram.
Some places [C] may be greener, but I don't [F] give a damn.
[C] Because I'm Fair Dinkum.
[G] Oh, bloody old [C] I am.
_ _ Well everybody's claiming Australia as their own.
I'm no Aborigine so I won't [G] point the bone.
[C] It shows good taste mates so I shouldn't moan.
If you've got a problem, [G] get Al Grasby [C] on the phone. _
[F] Yeah, we're Fair Dinkum.
Bloody [C] old we are.
[F] We all love koalas and sing [G] around the bar.
[C] And con somebody's missus to drive the flaming car.
Yeah, we're Fair [G] Dinkum.
Bloody [C] old we are.
_ _ This is a serious bit.
Now give me a home.
Well, life is what you make.
Where I can walk about, [D] just the walkin' say.
[C] Where I can tell our leaders to go jump in the [F] lane.
But [C] I'll never knock Australia, [G] you make no [C]
mistake.
[F] Yeah, I'm Fair Dinkum.
Bloody [C] old I am.
[F] I've loved the smell of gum leaves since I was [G] in a pram.
[C] Some places may be greener, but I don't [F] give a damn.
[C] Because I'm Fair Dinkum.
[G] Bloody [C] old I am.
Yeah, I'm Fair Dinkum.
Bloody old I am.
I've loved the smell of gum leaves since I [G] was in a pram.
[C] Some places may be greener, but I don't give a damn.
Because I'm Fair _ [G] Dinkum.
Bloody old [C] I am.
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