Chords for The Goondiwindi Grey -- Tex Morton
Tempo:
61.85 bpm
Chords used:
D
A
G
Ab
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
Start Jamming...
[Ab] [N] Straight in the grave, breaks the limits!
Well, they can throw away the [Ab] cameras for this one.
It's Gunsend again!
[A]
[D] [G] [D] [A] [D]
We cheered him from the grandstand, and we cheered him from the [G] flat.
We [D] cheered our little beauty, a [A] real [D] aristocrat.
Peace were thrown the towel in, but a fire rolled [G] away.
A [D] horse we're really [A] proud of, the [D] young Dundee [G] Gray.
[D] [A] [D] From Eagle Farm to Randwick, and from there to Flemington.
[G] He [D] chased the tonic record, winning [A] hearts with every [D] run.
He made it in October on the Mooney Valley [G] track.
Went [D] past the Post of [A] Glory, with [D] Higgins on his back.
We cheered him from the grandstand, and we cheered him from the [G] flat.
We [D] cheered our little beauty, a [A] real [D] aristocrat.
Peace were thrown the towel in, but a fire rolled [G] away.
A [D] horse we're really [A] proud of, the [D] young Dundee [G] Gray.
[D] [A]
[D] A Tuesday in November didn't alter how we [G] feel.
Oh, we [D] might have torn up tickets, but we [A] got an honest [D] deal.
If there were cups for courage, you could trot him out for one.
[G] For [D] if it could be [A] measured, I'd [D] say he had a ton.
We cheered him from the grandstand, and we cheered him from the flat.
[G] We cheered [D] our little beauty, a [A] real aristocrat.
[D] Peace were thrown the towel in, but a fire rolled [G] away.
A horse [D] we're really [A] proud of, the young [D] Dundee Gray.
[G] [D] [A] [D] Oh, we'll miss him, that's for certain, now his saddle's put aside.
[G] But [D] round our track of memories, [A] Gunsing will always [D] stride.
A-swinging round the corner, and then laying back his [G] ears.
The [D] champ from Dundee, [A] with the [D] champs of other years.
Yes, we cheered him from the grandstand, and we cheered him from [G] the flat.
[D] We cheered our little beauty, [A] a real [D] aristocrat.
Peace were thrown the towel in, but a fire rolled [G] away.
A [D] horse we're really proud of, the young Dundee [G] Gray.
Yes, [D] a horse we're really [A] proud of, the [D] young Dundee Gray.
[N]
Well, they can throw away the [Ab] cameras for this one.
It's Gunsend again!
[A]
[D] [G] [D] [A] [D]
We cheered him from the grandstand, and we cheered him from the [G] flat.
We [D] cheered our little beauty, a [A] real [D] aristocrat.
Peace were thrown the towel in, but a fire rolled [G] away.
A [D] horse we're really [A] proud of, the [D] young Dundee [G] Gray.
[D] [A] [D] From Eagle Farm to Randwick, and from there to Flemington.
[G] He [D] chased the tonic record, winning [A] hearts with every [D] run.
He made it in October on the Mooney Valley [G] track.
Went [D] past the Post of [A] Glory, with [D] Higgins on his back.
We cheered him from the grandstand, and we cheered him from the [G] flat.
We [D] cheered our little beauty, a [A] real [D] aristocrat.
Peace were thrown the towel in, but a fire rolled [G] away.
A [D] horse we're really [A] proud of, the [D] young Dundee [G] Gray.
[D] [A]
[D] A Tuesday in November didn't alter how we [G] feel.
Oh, we [D] might have torn up tickets, but we [A] got an honest [D] deal.
If there were cups for courage, you could trot him out for one.
[G] For [D] if it could be [A] measured, I'd [D] say he had a ton.
We cheered him from the grandstand, and we cheered him from the flat.
[G] We cheered [D] our little beauty, a [A] real aristocrat.
[D] Peace were thrown the towel in, but a fire rolled [G] away.
A horse [D] we're really [A] proud of, the young [D] Dundee Gray.
[G] [D] [A] [D] Oh, we'll miss him, that's for certain, now his saddle's put aside.
[G] But [D] round our track of memories, [A] Gunsing will always [D] stride.
A-swinging round the corner, and then laying back his [G] ears.
The [D] champ from Dundee, [A] with the [D] champs of other years.
Yes, we cheered him from the grandstand, and we cheered him from [G] the flat.
[D] We cheered our little beauty, [A] a real [D] aristocrat.
Peace were thrown the towel in, but a fire rolled [G] away.
A [D] horse we're really proud of, the young Dundee [G] Gray.
Yes, [D] a horse we're really [A] proud of, the [D] young Dundee Gray.
[N]
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_ _ [Ab] _ _ _ [N] Straight in the grave, breaks the limits!
Well, they can throw away the [Ab] cameras for this one.
It's Gunsend again!
_ [A] _
[D] _ _ _ _ [G] _ [D] _ [A] _ [D] _
We cheered him from the grandstand, and we cheered him from the [G] flat.
We [D] cheered our little beauty, a [A] real [D] aristocrat.
Peace were thrown the towel in, but a fire rolled [G] away.
A [D] horse we're really [A] proud of, the [D] young Dundee [G] Gray.
[D] _ [A] _ [D] From Eagle Farm to Randwick, and from there to Flemington.
[G] He [D] chased the tonic record, winning [A] hearts with every [D] run.
He made it in October on the Mooney Valley [G] track.
Went [D] past the Post of [A] Glory, with [D] Higgins on his back.
We cheered him from the grandstand, and we cheered him from the [G] flat.
We [D] cheered our little beauty, a [A] real [D] aristocrat.
Peace were thrown the towel in, but a fire rolled [G] away.
A [D] horse we're really [A] proud of, the [D] young Dundee [G] Gray.
[D] _ [A] _
[D] A Tuesday in November didn't alter how we [G] feel.
Oh, we [D] might have torn up tickets, but we [A] got an honest [D] deal.
If there were cups for courage, you could trot him out for one.
[G] For [D] if it could be [A] measured, I'd [D] say he had a ton.
We cheered him from the grandstand, and we cheered him from the flat.
[G] We cheered [D] our little beauty, a [A] real aristocrat.
[D] Peace were thrown the towel in, but a fire rolled [G] away.
A horse [D] we're really [A] proud of, the young [D] Dundee Gray.
[G] _ [D] _ [A] _ [D] Oh, we'll miss him, that's for certain, now his saddle's put aside.
[G] But [D] round our track of memories, [A] Gunsing will always [D] stride.
A-swinging round the corner, and then laying back his [G] ears.
The [D] champ from Dundee, [A] with the [D] champs of other years.
Yes, we cheered him from the grandstand, and we cheered him from [G] the flat.
[D] We cheered our little beauty, [A] a real [D] aristocrat.
Peace were thrown the towel in, but a fire rolled [G] away.
A [D] horse we're really proud of, the young Dundee [G] Gray.
Yes, [D] a horse we're really [A] proud of, the [D] young Dundee Gray.
_ _ _ _ _ [N] _
Well, they can throw away the [Ab] cameras for this one.
It's Gunsend again!
_ [A] _
[D] _ _ _ _ [G] _ [D] _ [A] _ [D] _
We cheered him from the grandstand, and we cheered him from the [G] flat.
We [D] cheered our little beauty, a [A] real [D] aristocrat.
Peace were thrown the towel in, but a fire rolled [G] away.
A [D] horse we're really [A] proud of, the [D] young Dundee [G] Gray.
[D] _ [A] _ [D] From Eagle Farm to Randwick, and from there to Flemington.
[G] He [D] chased the tonic record, winning [A] hearts with every [D] run.
He made it in October on the Mooney Valley [G] track.
Went [D] past the Post of [A] Glory, with [D] Higgins on his back.
We cheered him from the grandstand, and we cheered him from the [G] flat.
We [D] cheered our little beauty, a [A] real [D] aristocrat.
Peace were thrown the towel in, but a fire rolled [G] away.
A [D] horse we're really [A] proud of, the [D] young Dundee [G] Gray.
[D] _ [A] _
[D] A Tuesday in November didn't alter how we [G] feel.
Oh, we [D] might have torn up tickets, but we [A] got an honest [D] deal.
If there were cups for courage, you could trot him out for one.
[G] For [D] if it could be [A] measured, I'd [D] say he had a ton.
We cheered him from the grandstand, and we cheered him from the flat.
[G] We cheered [D] our little beauty, a [A] real aristocrat.
[D] Peace were thrown the towel in, but a fire rolled [G] away.
A horse [D] we're really [A] proud of, the young [D] Dundee Gray.
[G] _ [D] _ [A] _ [D] Oh, we'll miss him, that's for certain, now his saddle's put aside.
[G] But [D] round our track of memories, [A] Gunsing will always [D] stride.
A-swinging round the corner, and then laying back his [G] ears.
The [D] champ from Dundee, [A] with the [D] champs of other years.
Yes, we cheered him from the grandstand, and we cheered him from [G] the flat.
[D] We cheered our little beauty, [A] a real [D] aristocrat.
Peace were thrown the towel in, but a fire rolled [G] away.
A [D] horse we're really proud of, the young Dundee [G] Gray.
Yes, [D] a horse we're really [A] proud of, the [D] young Dundee Gray.
_ _ _ _ _ [N] _