Kosciusko

Midnight Oil

  • A
  • B
  • Bsus4
  • C
  • C#m
    4
  • D
  • D/A
  • D/E
  • D/G
  • E
  • F#
  • G
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Tono:
| A |E |E |D | C
|Bsus4 A |G |A A
|E |E | (power chords)
|B |B |B |B | (chugging) [Chorus]
A E Older Than Kosciusko N.C. Darwin down to Alice Springs
B Dealers in the clearing-house, The Settlements explode [Chorus]
A E High up in the homelands N.C. miners drive across the land
B Encounter no resistance when the people block the road [Chorus]
A E Older than Kosciusko N.C. dry white seasons years ago
B darkness over Charleville, the fires Begin to glow [Verse]
A B No end to the Hostility
C#m E D now they wanna be somewhere
D/E D/G D/A else
A B No stranger to brutality
C#m E D now they'd like to be someone
D/E D/G D/A else
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|B |B | [Chorus]
A E Older than Kosciusko N.C. Driven back to Alice Springs
B Endless storm & struggle marks the spirit of the age [Chorus]
A E High up in the homelands N.C. Celebration 'cross the land
B Builds up like a cyclone, Now the fires begin to rage [Verse]
A B No end to the Hostility
C#m E D now they wanna be somewhere
D/E D/G D/A else
A B No stranger to brutality
C#m E D now they'd like to be someone
D/E D/G D/A else [Bridge]
B Call off the ultimatum, No don't turn away
B Call off the ultimatum until yesterday
B D Call off the ultimatum, No don't
B A turn away [Instrumental]
|B |A |D |A |C
|D |B |A |B |A
|D |A
C D Find out the broken hearted, No
B A don't turn away
|B |A |D |A |
C D Call off the ultimatum until
B A yesterday [Verse]
A B No end to the Hostility
C#m E D now they wanna be somewhere
D/E D/G D/A else
A B No stranger to brutality
C#m E D now they'd like to be someone
D/E D/G D/A else
A B No end to the Hostility
C#m E now they wanna be somewhere [Interlude]
|F# |B |E |E |
|F# |B |D |E | [Otro]
F# B E La la, la la la
F# B D E La la, la la la
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F# B D E La la, la la la
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Composición: Rob Hirst y Jim Moginie

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