A D E A [Verse]A D Now did ya ever wake up in the morning On the wrong side of the bedE A A bit confused and yawning You go straight out the back to ya shedD E Yeah all Australian boys need a shed A place where he can go Somewhere to clear his headA D E A T think about the things his woman said Yeah all Australian boys need a shed [Verse]A D A joint to learn to read and write To work on his bike at nightE To grow up as he likes To grow anything under lightsA D A place to keep his tools Nuts and bolts and drillsE A To hang a hide to hide the dried Oh hang and pay the bills [Verse]A D Well my old shed she leaks a bit The roof is caving inE A Nothing that a bloke can't fix With a few spare sheets of tinA D The beams are old telegraph poles White ants have eaten outE A She creaks and sways on windy days And leans towards the south [Verse]A D At the back of the shed where the dogs are fed Near last years bales of lucernE Sticky tall green weeds Came up from thrown out seedsA D All it took was bantum poop I watered 'em once and they grew someE D Should be prime about Easter time If no nosy neighbour steals em [Verse]A D E Yeah all Australian boys need a shed To weld up broken gatesA A D place for all his mates To come round Sunday arvo for a jamE A place to make a racket Find the pipe and pack itA D E A Think about the things his woman said Yeah all Australian boys need a shedE A Yeah all Australian boys need a shedE A Yeah all Australian boys need a shed
The Shed
John Williamson
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