Wobbly Boot Hotel

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[Verse]
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If the pressure of life has got 
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you down
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And you want a little rest from 
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your home town
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Well I know a place that?ll really 
suit
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It?s a little old pub called the 
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Wobbly Boot.

[Verse]
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In the cool beer garden with a 
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grapevine roof
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Where the atmosphere is tension 
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proof
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You never will find another 
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substitute
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For peace of mind like the Wobbly 
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Boot.

[Chorus]
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In the town of Boggabilla by the 
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Macintyre River
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Where the ducks are plenty and the 
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fishing?s beaut
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Come and wallow in the leisure of 
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the ease and pleasure
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Cos time means happy at the Wobbly 
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Boot.

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[Verse]
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If it?s rodeo time when you 
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arrive, that little old town really
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 comes alive
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And when the day is done and they 
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close the chute
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Well they buck them all again in 
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the Wobbly Boot

[Verse]
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When the sleeper cutters come in 
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from the scrub
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For inspection day they go to the 
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pub
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When the timbers passed and they 
draw their loot
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Well they cut the biggest tallies 
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in the Wobbly Boot.

[Chorus]
G                                
In the town of Boggabilla by the 
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Macintyre River
A                                  
Where the ducks are plenty and the 
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fishing?s beaut
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Come and wallow in the leisure of 
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the ease and pleasure
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Cos time means happy at the Wobbly 
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Boot.

[Verse]
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In a fine display there are 
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trophies galore
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For boxing and darts on the bar room
 wall
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The locals are proud, cause there?s 
no dispute
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The proof is there in the Wobbly 
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Boot.

[Verse]
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So pack your bags and your 
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fishing gear
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Come on out and we?ll greet you here
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And we?ll raise our glasses in a 
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grand salute
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To big Glen Bryant and the Wobbly 
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Boot.

[Chorus]
G                                
In the town of Boggabilla by the 
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Macintyre River
A                                  
Where the ducks are plenty and the 
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fishing?s beaut
G                                 
Come and wallow in the leisure of 
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the ease and pleasure
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Cos time means happy at the Wobbly 
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Boot.

[Other]
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Oh time means freedom at the 
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Wobbly Boot
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Yeah time means livin? at the 
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Wobbly Boot.