F _ _ _
Gm _ _
C _ _
G _ .
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F _ .
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G _ _
C _ _
G _ .
_
C _ _
Eb _ _ _ I've
F been around the
Gm world a couple of times and
C maybe more.
G I've seen the
C sights, I've had
F delights on every foreign shore.
But when my mates all ask
Gm me the place that
C I adore.
G I tell
C them right away,
N what do we tell them?
_ .
Give me a home
G among the gum
C trees With
G lots of plum
C trees.
A
Eb sheep, a turkey,
G kangaroo, a close-mine
F out the back.
G Veranda
C out the front and an old rocking
F chair.
_ You can see me in the kitchen
Gm cooking
C up a roast.
G Or vegemite on
C toast,
G just
Eb you and me.
G F Later on we'll settle
G down and mull up on
C the porch.
G.
And
C watch the possums
N play.
_ Give me a
Gm home among the gum
C trees With
G lots of plum
C trees.
A
G sheep, a turkey, kangaroo, a close-mine
Fm out the back.
Gm Veranda
G out the front and an
C old rocking chair.
F _
Bb There's a Safeway up the corner
F and a Woolies down the street.
C And a brand new place they've opened
F up where they regulate the heat.
Bb But I'd trade them all
F tomorrow for a single bus retreat.
C With a Coke
G up my
C rascal.
_
F Give me a home
G among the gum
C trees With
G lots of plum
C trees.
A
Ab sheep, a
Ebm turkey,
F kangaroo, a close-mine out the back.
G Veranda
C out the front and an old rocking chair.
G _ Some people like their houses
Am with fences
D all
C around.
Others
D live in
G mansions and some beneath the ground.
But me, I like the bush, you
Am know, with rabbits
D running round.
Em And a
D pumpkin fine
G out my
N back is your turn.
Give me a home among the gum trees With lots of plum trees.
A sheep, a turkey, kangaroo, a close-mine out the back.
_ Veranda out the front and an old rocking
Em chair.
_
G.
Give me a home
Em among the
D gum trees
Am With lots of plum
D _ trees.
G A sheep, a turkey, kangaroo, a close-mine out the back.
_ Veranda
D out the
Am front and an old _
D rocking _ _ .
G chair.
Cm _ _
G _
D _
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