Raining On The Rock
John Williamson
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D Em7 Pastel red to burgundy and spinifex to gold We've just come out of the mulgaD where the plains forever rollEm7 Where Albert Namatjira has painted all the scenes And a shower has changed the lustreD of his land [CHORUS]Em7 And it's raining on the rock in aD beautiful countryEm7 And I'm proud to travel this bigD land like an AborigineEm7 And it's raining on the rock whatD an almighty sight to seeEm7 And I'm wishing on a postcard thatD you were here with meContinúa después del anuncio[Verse]D Em7 Everlasting daisies and a beautiful desert rose Where does their beauty come from,D heaven knowsEm7 I could ask the wedgetail but he's away too high I wonder if he understands it'sD wonderful to fly [CHORUS]Em7 And it's raining on the rock in aD beautiful countryEm7 And I'm proud to travel this bigD land like an AborigineEm7 And it's raining on the rock whatD an almighty sight to seeEm7 And I'm wishing on a postcard thatD you were here with me [Bridge]D It cannot be described with aEm7 pictureD The mesmerising colours of the OlgasEm7 Or the grandeur of the rockD Uluru is power [CHORUS]Em7 And it's raining on the rock in aD beautiful countryEm7 And I'm proud to travel this bigD land like an AborigineEm7 And it's raining on the rock whatD an almighty sight to seeEm7 And I'm wishing on a postcard thatD you were here with me