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Back At The Isa

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Cmajor
90BPM
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[Verse 1]
CBig galvanised roofs Fand monster pipes black
PG7ink and white clouds from a cChimney stack
RCed dust and hawks in the wFind out back
AnG7d here I am at thCe Isa
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C F G7 C C F G7 C
[Verse 2]
CWhat do you do in a Ftown like the Isa
RG7etrenched at 50 bCecome an old miser
DCrink yourself blind so you're nFone the wiser
Sit at G7home with the race form and Cwhinge
JusCt over the hill in hiFs own backyard
The G7landscape becomes a Cpicture postcard
Where the Ccolours are soft but the Flife is hard
On the G7stations here at the CIsa
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C F G7 C C F G7 C
[Verse 3]
TConight's the night of thFe rodeo ball
BefGore riders and bull and hCorses stand tall
WhCile out in the park some Fblack people sprawl
And Gshare their money oCn flagons
ThCere's so much more to Fbe understood
BefGore coming out here liCke Robin Hood
ThCe do-gooders do more harm thFan good
WiGthout really knowing Cthe Isa
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C F G7 C C F G7 C
[Verse 4]
ThCrough the Leichhardt East Where foFols gold flashes
FoGssick around for MalteCse Crosses
FloCg them off to the touFrist buses
SeGe ghost gums under Cthe moon
Some Creally battle some Fmake do
ThGe luckier ones make a quid Cand pull through
CSome perch at the bar like a Fcaged cockatoo
BuGt that's nothing new aCt the Isa
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C F G7 C C F G7 C
[Verse 5]
AnCd it takes a special kFind of girl
To Gstay out here in this rCugged world
KeeCp your dignity when the oFathes are hurled
I Gpay my respects tCo you
AnCd I'll raise my glass to Fan outback town
To Gthat weathered spirit that woCn't back down
It Ctakes the courage of a rFodeo clown
To Gstick it out at thCe Isa
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C F G7 C C F G7 C
[Verse 6]
BCig galvanised roofs aFnd monster pipes black
PG7ink and white clouds from a cChimney stack
RCed dust and hawks in the wFind out back
AnG7d here I am at thCe Isa
[Outro]
Never Cthought I'd return to this lFonely track
And hG7ere I am back at the ICsa
C F G7 C C F G7 C
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