Back At The Isa
John Williamson
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C F Big galvanised roofs and monster pipes blackG7 C Pink and white clouds from a chimney stackC F Red dust and hawks in the wind out backG7 C And here I am at the IsaC F G7 C C F G7 CC F What do you do in a town like the IsaG7 C Retrenched at 50 become an old miserC F Drink yourself blind so you're none the wiserG7 Sit at home with the race form andC whingeC F Just over the hill in his own backyardContinúa después del anuncioG7 C The landscape becomes a picture postcardC Where the colours are soft but theF life is hardG7 C On the stations here at the IsaC F G7 C C F G7 C Tonight's the night of the rodeo ball Before riders and bull and horses stand tall While out in the park some black people sprawl And share their money on flagons There's so much more to be understood Before coming out here like Robin Hood The do-gooders do more harm than good Without really knowing the IsaC F G7 C C F G7 C Through the Leichhardt East Where fools gold flashes Fossick around for Maltese Crosses Flog them off to the tourist buses See ghost gums under the moon Some really battle some make do The luckier ones make a quid and pull through Some perch at the bar like a caged cockatoo But that's nothing new at the IsaC F G7 C C F G7 C And it takes a special kind of girl To stay out here in this rugged world Keep your dignity when the oathes are hurled I pay my respects to you And I'll raise my glass to an outback town To that weathered spirit that won't back down It takes the courage of a rodeo clown To stick it out at the IsaC F G7 C C F G7 C Big galvanised roofs and monster pipes black Pink and white clouds from a chimney stack Red dust and hawks in the wind out back And here I am at the IsaC Never thought I'd return to thisF lonely trackG7 C And here I am back at the IsaC F G7 C C F G7 C