Georgy Girl chords

G Ladies and gentlemen, would you now please give a grand final Dm welcome to an Australian musical Gm legend, Keith Potka, Bruce Woodley, E Athol Gai, Judith Ab Durham, The Seekers, singing Gm I Am Australian.
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_ I come from the dreams I had, F from the dusty red C soil plains.
I am the ancient heart, the keeper C of the flame.
I stood upon the rocky shore, I watched the tall ships come.
For forty thousand F years I've been the first C.
Australian.
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I'm the daughter of a digger, _ F _ _ C _ .
Am the girl became a woman F on a G long and C dusty road.
I'm a child of the depression, F I G saw the good Am times F come.
C I'm a bushy, Dm I'm a battler, F I G am C Australian.
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We are one, but we F are C.
many, Am and from all G the lands on C earth we F come.
C We'll share a dream, and F sing with C one voice.
G I Am am G you F are, we G are C Australian.
_ _ I'm the heartwind from the _ .
F _ _ C _ Am sun, I'm the mountains and the _ .
F _ G C running rain, _ _ _ _ .
F _ G _ Am _ F C the spirit Dm of this great land, I G am C Australian.
_ _ We are one, but we are many, Am and from C.
G all the lands on C earth we come.
We'll share a dream, and sing C with one _ _ F G voice.
I Am am G you are, we G are C Australian.
We are one, _ but we are many, Am and from all the G lands on earth C we come.
_ We'll share a dream, _ and sing with one voice.
G I am G you are, F we are G C Australian.
G I G am you are, _ F we are G _ _ C Australian.
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Eb Hey there F Georgie Bb girl, Dm swinging down Eb the street so F fancy Bb free, nobody you meet could Eb ever Ab see you alone in his F bed.
Bb Inside you, Dm hey Eb there F Georgie Dm girl, why do all Eb the boys just F pass you Bb by?.
Dm Could it be Eb you just don't Ab try, G or is it the F clothes you wear?.
_ Gm You're Dm always window Eb shopping, that's never Bb stopping to buy, D so G shut those C downy F feathers inside.
A Bb little bit, Dm hey Eb there F Georgie Bb girl, Dm there's another Eb Georgie F deep Bb inside.
Dm Bring out all the Eb love you F hide, Gm and all the water change they'd be.
Eb The world F would see a Bb new Georgie Eb Bb girl.
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Eb there F Georgie Bb girl, Dm dreaming of the Eb someone F you'd Bb be.
Dm Life is a Eb reality, Ab you Bb can't always F run away.
Gm Don't Dm be sad of Eb changing and Bb rearranging yourself, D it's G time for C jumping down F from the shelf.
A Bb little bit, Dm hey Eb there F Georgie Bb girl, there's another Eb Georgie F deep Bb inside.
Dm Bring out all the Eb love you F hide, and Gm all the water change they'd be.
Eb The world would F see a Bb new Georgie Dm girl.
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_ _ Ab One hundred years ago, Banjo-Kazooie's Walsing Matilda was first performed in the outback Queensland Dbm town of Winton,.
where the centenary Gm of Australia's most famous Ab song will be celebrated next April.
Keith, Bruce, A Athel and Judith would G now like to present their version of this famous Australian classic.
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_ _ Once a F jolly square Gm man, camped Eb by a billabong, Bb under the shade F of a koolabah tree.
And Bb he sang as F he watched, Gm and waited Eb till his lily Bb boiled,.
You'll come a-walsing F Matilda Bb with me.
Down F came a jumbot Gm to drink at Eb that billabong,.
Bb Gm Jumped the F schwagner and grabbed him with glee,.
Bb And he sang D as he shoved Gm that jumbot E in his kukabag.
Bb You'll Gm come a-walsing F Matilda Bb with me.
Walsing Eb Matilda, Cm Walsing Matilda,.
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You'll G come a Cm-walsing Matilda F with me.
And Bb he sang as F he shoved Gm that Eb jumbot in his Bb kukabag.
You'll Gm come a-walsing F Matilda Bb with Gb me.
B Up Gb robed the schwagner, Abm mounted on E his B thoroughbred,.
Down Abm came the troopers, Gb one, two, three,.
B Where's that Eb jolly jumbot Abm you've got in E your kukabag?.
B Abm You'll come a Gb-walsing B Matilda with E me.
B _ Walsing Matilda, E _ Dbm Walsing Matilda,.
B You'll come Ab a Dbm-walsing Matilda with Gbm me.
B Where's that Eb jolly jumbot Abm.
B you've got in F your kukabag?.
B You'll come Abm a-walsing Gb.
B Matilda G with C me.
Up G jumped the schwagner Am and sprang into F the billabong.
C You'll never Am catch me C alive, G said he,.
C And your ghost E may be heard Am as you pass F by that billabong.
C You'll come Am a C-walsing G C Matilda with me.
Walsing Matilda, F _ Dm Walsing Matilda,.
C You'll A come a-walsing Dm Matilda with me.
C And your ghost E may be heard Am as you pass Gb by that billabong.
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You'll Am come a-walsing Dm G Matilda _ C with _ F me.
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_ F Australians, oh, let us rejoice,.
Gm For G we G are C young and G free.
C _ F E We've F golden soil and wealth for toil,.
Bb Our C home G is but C by sea.
Bb A Gm land where bounding F natures meet,.
Bb All C beauty F rich and_.
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Gm Indiscreet, state, C let Dm every Db state,.
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Cm _ _ F _ _ Have_in.
joyful F.
C spades,.
Bb Then let C us Dm sing,.
F God, our God!.
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