Walk A Country Mile Chords by Slim Dusty
Tempo:
100.05 bpm
Chords used:
G
C
D
B
F
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
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[B]
[G] [Bbm] [C] [B]
[C] [G] [D] [G]
Well, I've walked a mile [C] or [G] two in my lifetime, [C] and I've traveled down some [Am] muddy [G] tracks dry.
[D] But [G] if I wanted [C] to get where [B] I was [C] going, I [G] knew I'd just [D] have to walk that country [G] mile.
[C] Now a country mile would be the longest distance a man could ever travel when [G] he's down.
And you curse the never-ending road before you when you think you'll never make it [C] into town.
But [F] you meet a friend or two along the highway, [C] and you learn a [A] lot you never [D] knew before.
[G] And [C] if the journey takes a lifetime [F] when you thought a [D] year or two, [G] well, you just don't give up easy [C] anymore.
[G] And I've walked a [C] mile or two [G] in my lifetime, [C] and I've traveled down some muddy [G] tracks dry.
[D] Cause [G] if I [C] wanted to get where [B] I was [C] going, I [G] knew I'd just [D] have to walk that [G] country mile.
[C]
[B] [C] [G] [D]
[C] [Am] [G] [C] Walking that long mile has shown me changes, changes in the people [G] and the land.
But I'll bet the road to Marble Bar is no better than when I drove with trucks and [C] caravans.
[F] And in the country bloke is still the same old battler, [C] no matter [A] what the place he's [D] working in.
[G] [C] And although I've covered [G] many [F] miles, I still can't [D] wait to see [G] what the next long country [C] mile will bring.
[G] Well, I've walked a [C] mile or two [G] in my lifetime, [C] and I've traveled down some muddy [G] tracks dry.
[D] Cause [G] if I wanted [C] to get where [B] I was [C] going, I knew [G] I'd just [D] have to walk that [G] country mile.
Yes, I knew I'd have [D] to walk that [G] country mile.
[D] [C] [G] [Am] [G]
[G] [Bbm] [C] [B]
[C] [G] [D] [G]
Well, I've walked a mile [C] or [G] two in my lifetime, [C] and I've traveled down some [Am] muddy [G] tracks dry.
[D] But [G] if I wanted [C] to get where [B] I was [C] going, I [G] knew I'd just [D] have to walk that country [G] mile.
[C] Now a country mile would be the longest distance a man could ever travel when [G] he's down.
And you curse the never-ending road before you when you think you'll never make it [C] into town.
But [F] you meet a friend or two along the highway, [C] and you learn a [A] lot you never [D] knew before.
[G] And [C] if the journey takes a lifetime [F] when you thought a [D] year or two, [G] well, you just don't give up easy [C] anymore.
[G] And I've walked a [C] mile or two [G] in my lifetime, [C] and I've traveled down some muddy [G] tracks dry.
[D] Cause [G] if I [C] wanted to get where [B] I was [C] going, I [G] knew I'd just [D] have to walk that [G] country mile.
[C]
[B] [C] [G] [D]
[C] [Am] [G] [C] Walking that long mile has shown me changes, changes in the people [G] and the land.
But I'll bet the road to Marble Bar is no better than when I drove with trucks and [C] caravans.
[F] And in the country bloke is still the same old battler, [C] no matter [A] what the place he's [D] working in.
[G] [C] And although I've covered [G] many [F] miles, I still can't [D] wait to see [G] what the next long country [C] mile will bring.
[G] Well, I've walked a [C] mile or two [G] in my lifetime, [C] and I've traveled down some muddy [G] tracks dry.
[D] Cause [G] if I wanted [C] to get where [B] I was [C] going, I knew [G] I'd just [D] have to walk that [G] country mile.
Yes, I knew I'd have [D] to walk that [G] country mile.
[D] [C] [G] [Am] [G]
Key:
G
C
D
B
F
G
C
D
[B] _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ [G] _ [Bbm] _ [C] _ _ [B] _ _
[C] _ _ _ [G] _ _ [D] _ _ [G] _
_ Well, I've walked a mile [C] or [G] two in my lifetime, [C] and I've traveled down some [Am] muddy [G] tracks dry.
[D] But [G] if I wanted [C] to get where [B] I was [C] going, I [G] knew I'd just [D] have to walk that country [G] mile.
_ [C] Now a country mile would be the longest distance a man could ever travel when [G] he's down.
_ And you curse the never-ending road before you _ when you think you'll never make it [C] into town.
But [F] you meet a friend or two along the highway, _ [C] and you learn a [A] lot you never [D] knew before.
[G] And [C] if the journey takes a lifetime [F] when you thought a [D] year or two, [G] well, you just don't give up easy [C] anymore.
_ [G] And I've walked a [C] mile or two [G] in my lifetime, [C] and I've traveled down some muddy [G] tracks dry.
_ [D] Cause [G] if I [C] wanted to get where [B] I was [C] going, I [G] knew I'd just [D] have to walk that [G] country mile.
_ _ _ _ [C] _ _
[B] _ _ [C] _ _ [G] _ _ [D] _ _
[C] _ _ [Am] _ [G] _ [C] Walking that long mile has shown me changes, _ changes in the people [G] and the land.
_ But I'll bet the road to Marble Bar is no better than when I drove with trucks and [C] _ caravans.
[F] And in the country bloke is still the same old battler, _ [C] no matter [A] what the place he's [D] working in.
[G] _ [C] And although I've covered [G] many [F] miles, I still can't [D] wait to see [G] what the next long country [C] mile will bring.
_ [G] Well, I've walked a [C] mile or two [G] in my lifetime, [C] and I've traveled down some muddy [G] tracks dry.
[D] Cause [G] if I wanted [C] to get where [B] I was [C] going, I knew [G] I'd just [D] have to walk that [G] country mile.
Yes, I knew I'd have [D] to walk that [G] country mile.
_ _ _ _ [D] _ _ [C] _ _ _ [G] _ [Am] _ [G] _ _ _
_ _ [G] _ [Bbm] _ [C] _ _ [B] _ _
[C] _ _ _ [G] _ _ [D] _ _ [G] _
_ Well, I've walked a mile [C] or [G] two in my lifetime, [C] and I've traveled down some [Am] muddy [G] tracks dry.
[D] But [G] if I wanted [C] to get where [B] I was [C] going, I [G] knew I'd just [D] have to walk that country [G] mile.
_ [C] Now a country mile would be the longest distance a man could ever travel when [G] he's down.
_ And you curse the never-ending road before you _ when you think you'll never make it [C] into town.
But [F] you meet a friend or two along the highway, _ [C] and you learn a [A] lot you never [D] knew before.
[G] And [C] if the journey takes a lifetime [F] when you thought a [D] year or two, [G] well, you just don't give up easy [C] anymore.
_ [G] And I've walked a [C] mile or two [G] in my lifetime, [C] and I've traveled down some muddy [G] tracks dry.
_ [D] Cause [G] if I [C] wanted to get where [B] I was [C] going, I [G] knew I'd just [D] have to walk that [G] country mile.
_ _ _ _ [C] _ _
[B] _ _ [C] _ _ [G] _ _ [D] _ _
[C] _ _ [Am] _ [G] _ [C] Walking that long mile has shown me changes, _ changes in the people [G] and the land.
_ But I'll bet the road to Marble Bar is no better than when I drove with trucks and [C] _ caravans.
[F] And in the country bloke is still the same old battler, _ [C] no matter [A] what the place he's [D] working in.
[G] _ [C] And although I've covered [G] many [F] miles, I still can't [D] wait to see [G] what the next long country [C] mile will bring.
_ [G] Well, I've walked a [C] mile or two [G] in my lifetime, [C] and I've traveled down some muddy [G] tracks dry.
[D] Cause [G] if I wanted [C] to get where [B] I was [C] going, I knew [G] I'd just [D] have to walk that [G] country mile.
Yes, I knew I'd have [D] to walk that [G] country mile.
_ _ _ _ [D] _ _ [C] _ _ _ [G] _ [Am] _ [G] _ _ _