Why They Call Him Sundown

John Williamson

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C F G C I was offered a ride with Sundown to Mallapunyah Springs.
C F G C Out across the bloodwoods and droughts and things.
C F C F Am Why they call him Sundown? I didn't know.
G C Free ride in a plane and somewhere to go. [Verse]
C F G C Over some stations I've never seen.
C F G C Big cattle country in between.
C F C F Am We found the lost city and we flew around.
G C but Sundown had business back of the ground.
C F G C Big swirling dust way down below.
C F G C Our destination down we go.
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C F C F Am No tuberculousis but thats the job.
G C Here comes Sundown to test the mob. [Interlude] C F G C x 4
C F G C "How ya goin' old mate, how'd you be?"
C F G C "Stir up the coals and we'll have some tea."
C F C F Am "What's in those camp ovens, come on Jack?"
G C "We'll knock this mob over and we'll be back". [Verse]
C F G C Cattle and saddle and stockman work hard.
C F G C Cornered by hornered to straddle the yard.
C F C F Am The last bloody steer was a wild as the first.
G C "Come on Sundown I'm dying of first". [Interlude] C F G C x 4 [Verse]
C F G C I was offered a ride with Sundown to Mallapunyah Springs.
C F G C Out across the bloodwoods and droughts and thing.
C F C F Am Why they call him Sundown? Here's the tip.
G C It was bloody near dark when we found the strip.
C F C F Am Yeah, Why they call him Sundown? Now I know.
G C Free ride in a plane and somewhere to go.
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