Grannys Little Gunyah

John Williamson

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Tono:
G D Em C D G
C D G C G [Verse 1]
G D Em C D G Just above the Archer where the wild scrub cattle roam
C D G C G There’s a little wisp of smoke in the air
D Em C D G From a corrugated station house, the Jacksons call their home
C D G C G Near the cattle yards down there in the gully [Verse 2]
D Em C D G Granny Dawn will greet you just as sweet as apple pie
C D G C G With a cake and king size kettle on the boil
D Em C D G She drags the rusty gate with a welcome in her eye
C D G C G She loves her little gunyah in the gully [Verse 3]
G D Em C D G And they don’t wear no shoes unless they saddle up a horse
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D Em D Or take the shoppin’ wagon into town
G D Em C D G But it’s a long way to Weipa, it can wait another week
C D G C G Till the dust from the muster settles down [Instrumental]
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G D Em C D G
C D G C G [Verse 4]
G D Em C D G You’re duckin’ in the doorway if you’re nearly six foot tall
C D G C G The beams of stringy bark are pretty low
D Em C D G Billy hangs his hat on the longhorns on the wall
C D G C G A cool siesta down there in the gully [Verse 5]
G D Em C D G And the old Crown cooker smokes the kitchen sooty black
D Em D And wild pigs eat the mangoes in the yard
G D Em C D G But Granny finds it easy just to leave it as it is
C D G C G She loves her little gunyah in the gully [Verse 6]
G D Em C D G And “Ooh” she says, “It’s gettin’ cold”, it’s twenty-five degrees
D Em D But she’s got special jam drops in a jar
G D Em C D G And Grandkids gather round, little hands around the cocoa
C D G C G They love her little gunyah in the gully [Instrumental]
G D Em C D G
D Em D [Otro]
G D Em C D G Just when you were thinkin’ that the good old days were gone
C D G C G There’s Granny’s little gunyah in the gully
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