Cydi

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She walks like her old man, over 
C          G
active and thin
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She laughs at all the same 
      C                D
things, that make her father grin
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She's only 15, no brothers in her 
 C
clan
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And her father calls her Cydi, his 
Am    D     G
right hand man


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She can drive a tractor, or 
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curse a useless dog
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Shear a sheep, strain a fence or 
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cut a nine foot log
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She was meant to be a boy, it 
          C
didn't go to plan
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But her father loves his Cydi, his 
Am    D     G
right hand man


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        G           D              
But the boys in the town today are 
C             G
turning their heads
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Is that really Cydi, that tomboy
        D
 kid of Ted's?
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She used to kick the footy, win 
Em            C
every race we ran
    C                  G          
Ted knew the world was changing, 
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for his right hand man


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          G               D        
You won't find her in the kitchen, 
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she won't make her bed
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She'd rather make a sheep grate 
     C             D
with a welder in the shed
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Or just be out there in the bush 
Em             C
doing what she can
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Just being with her father, his 
Am    D     G
right hand man


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        G                D        
And her mother takes her shopping,
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 it's time she bought a dress
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Looking in the mirror, "Not bad"
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 she must confess
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But I'd rather have that pair of 
            Em         C
jeans and boots if I can
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She's still her father's Cydi, his 
Am    D     G
right hand man


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        G           D              
And the boys in the town today are 
C             G
turning their heads
G              D          C     
Is that really Cydi, that tomboy
        D
 kid of Ted's?
    G                D          
She used to kick the footy, win 
Em            C
every race we ran
    C                  G          
Ted knew the world was changing, 
       Am    D     G
for his right hand man


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         C                G       
Yeah her father loved his Cydi, 
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his right hand man