VERSE 1D A D He sat by the door of the grand old Birdsville PubG D A His swag and gear was guarded by a faithful heeler dogD G He wore a shirt that would blind ya and a rumpled ringers hatD A D This old man was country, he left no doubt of thatD A D Well he sang of mobs of cattle moving down the Birdsville trackG D A And the camels carting wool in the early days outbackD G He sang of wild eyed scrubbers runnin' flat out in the nightD A D Tryin' to ring the mob cause the lightnin's quick to fright Chorus:G D He sat there hillbilly pickin' on a cracked and battered GibsonA D And the songs that he sang were all hisG D Every song told a story and the more that I listenedA D The more I realised this is where country is VERSE 2D A D Well his songs told how they did it and I felt a sense of shameG D A And I wondered if the battler would ever be againD G His pride in his country rang true in every songD A D And I wondered if the chips were down if I ever would be as strong REPEAT Chorus
Where Country Is
Slim Dusty
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