Текст песни misc traditional - the overlanders | текст песни и табы (аккорды) для гитары и Mp3
misc traditional - the overlanders | текст песни и табы (аккорды) для гитары и Mp3 слова песни
----------------------------------PLEASE NOTE--------------------------------This file is the author`s own work and represents their interpretation of thesong. You may only use this file for private study, scholarship, or research.-----------------------------------------------------------------------------Date: Wed, 11 Mar 1998 09:03:52 +1000From: Kevin Woodgate Subject: m/misc_traditional/the_overlanders.tab The Overlanders Australian Folk Song Transcribed by K WoodgateEasy melody Version The song can be found on records by the Bushwackers, Cobbers, William Clauson and many other Australian Folk records. Am C Dm Eme|------------------|-------------------|-----------------|------------------|B|------------------|-------------------|-----------------|------------------|G|------------------|-------------------|-----------------|------------------|D|-2-----2----------|-------------------|-0-----0---0-----|-0--2--2----2-----|A|----------0-----2-|-3---3----3-----3--|---------------3-|------------------|E|------------------|-------------------|-----------------|------------------| There`s a trade you all know well, It`s bring-ing the cat-tle o-ver. Now Am C Dm Em C e|----------------|---------------|------------|--------------|--------------B|----------------|---------------|------------|--------------|--------------G|----------------|---------------|------------|--------------|--------------D|-2--2-----------|-------------2-|-0-0------0-|-2---2---2-2--|-0--2-----3---A|--------0-----2-|-3---3--3------|------3-----|--------------|--------------E|----------------|---------------|------------|--------------|-------------- lis-ten while I tell to you How I be-came a drov-er. I want-ed stock for G C G Am C e|--------------------|-------------|-----------------|-------------------|B|--------------------|-------------|-----------------|-------------------|G|-0-----0------------|----------0--|-0--2------2--2--|-0-----------------|D|-------------3--2---|-0--2--3-----|-----------------|-----2---2---2-----|A|--------------------|-------------|-----------------|-------------------|E|--------------------|-------------|-----------------|-------------------| Queens-land, To Kemp-sey I did wan-der Bought a thous-and cat-tle there Em Ame|-------------------|-----------------|B|-------------------|-----------------|G|-------------------|-----------------|D|--0----------------|-----------------|A|-----3----3------2-|-------0------0--|E|-------------------|-3---------------| And then turned o- ver - land - er. CHORUS C G C G Am e|---------------|----------------------|------------------|----------------B|---------------|----------------------|------------------|----------------G|---------------|-0----0------0--------|-------------0----|-0-----2---2--2-D|-2---0---2---3-|-----------------2----|-0--2-----3-------|----------------A|---------------|----------------------|------------------|----------------E|---------------|----------------------|------------------|---------------- Pass the bot-tle round boys, and don`t you leave it stand there, Forto-night C Em Ame|----------------------|------------|---------------||B|----------------------|------------|---------------||G|-0--------------------|------------|---------------||D|------2-----2---2-----|-0----------|---------------||A|----------------------|---3--3--2--|-----0----0----||E|----------------------|------------|-3-------------|| we`ll drink the health of ev-ry o - ver-land-er When the cattle were counted And the outfit ready to start, I saw the boys all mounted With their swags thrown in the cart, All kinds of men I had too >From France and Spain and Flanders Lawyers, doctors, good and bad, In the mob of overlanders.>From the track I then spread out Where the grass was green and young, When a squatter with a curse and shout, Told me to move along. I said, `Come draw it mild man, And don`t you raise my dander For I`m a regular knowin` card, A Queensland overlander.`We move the cattle fifty milesAnd make camp for the day,We talk about the rich folk`s lifeAnd true loves far away.Our tucker isn`t fancyBeef and tea and damperBut wash it down with Queensland rumIt suits the overlander,Our clothes are getting dirtier And throats they choke with dust, We set our tired horses free And in the dogs we trust. We gaze into the shimmering haze, And dream of places grander, But, come what may, we know we`ll stayThe Queensland overlanderI would scorn to prig a shirt, That all my mates can say But if we pass a township Upon a washing day, The dirty brats of kids would shout, And quickly raise my dander Crying, `Mother dear, take in your clothes, Here comes the overlander.`In town we dress ourselves up And we go and see a play. We never think of being hard up, Or how to spend a day, We steer up to them pretty girls That dress themselves in grandeur And while they sweat our cheques, they swear They love the overlander.