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[Intro]
G   D   A   Em     G   D   A   Em
[Verse]
GYesterday, man that's fDar away, thinking 'bout yAou anyway 
Greetings from SEmydney
GOn the road, not such a hDeavy load, just the kind of jAob we choose
Greetings from SEmydney
GTelephone, color TV hDotel room and I don't feel to mAuch alone
Oh yeah, there's got to be a sEmhower
I bring me some sounGds alone, Rubber Soul BDeatles songs, 
And listen' to the RAolling Stones
Singing Sister MEmorphine
GThe high life was pretty as a sDwitchblade knife, flip it open oAnce or twice
You're gonne cut yoursEmelf
And those yGears are gone and I learned how to gDet along
Even living with aAnxiety
That's a better pEmlace for me
GI've seen it all, and I've sDeen it twice, chances are you aAsk for advice
You're gonna Emget it
[Outro]
G   D   A   Em     G   D   A   Em
G   D   A   Em     G   D   A   Em   G

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Greetings From Sydney

by Elliott Murphy

Lyrics & chords · Original key

Chords in this song · guitar

[Intro]

G D A Em G D A Em

[Verse]

G D A

Yesterday, man that's far away, thinking 'bout you anyway

Greetings from Sydney

G D A

On the road, not such a heavy load, just the kind of job we choose

Greetings from Sydney

G D A

Telephone, color TV hotel room and I don't feel to much alone

Oh yeah, there's got to be a shower

G D

I bring me some sounds alone, Rubber Soul Beatles songs,

And listen' to the Rolling Stones

Singing Sister Morphine

G D A

The high life was pretty as a switchblade knife, flip it open once or twice

You're gonne cut yourself

G D

And those years are gone and I learned how to get along

Even living with anxiety

That's a better place for me

G D A

I've seen it all, and I've seen it twice, chances are you ask for advice

You're gonna get it

[Outro]

G D A Em G D A Em

G D A Em G D A Em G

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