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Wobbly Boot Hotel

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Dmajor
90BPM
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[Intro]
D G D A
[Verse]
DIf the pressure of life has Ggot you Ddown
DAnd you want a little rest from your home Atown
GWell I know a place that’ll Dreally suit
DIt’s a little old pub called the AWobbly DBoot.
[Verse]
DIn the cool beer garden with a Ggrapevine Droof
DWhere the atmosphere is tension Aproof
GYou never will find another sDubstitute
DFor peace of mind like the WAobbly BDoot.
[Chorus]
GIn the town of Boggabilla by the DMacintyre River
AWhere the ducks are plenty and the Dfishing’s beaut
GCome and wallow in the leisure of the ease aDnd pleasure
DCos time means happy at the AWobbly DBoot.
[Verse]
DIf it’s rodeo time when you Garrive, Dthat little old town really comes Aalive
GAnd when the day is done and they Dclose the chute
DWell they buck them all again in the AWobbly DBoot
[Verse]
DWhen the sleeper cutters come in Gfrom the Dscrub
DFor inspection day they go to the Apub
GWhen the timbers passed and tDhey draw their loot
DWell they cut the biggest tallies in the AWobbly DBoot.
[Chorus]
GIn the town of Boggabilla by the DMacintyre River
AWhere the ducks are plenty and the Dfishing’s beaut
GCome and wallow in the leisure of the ease aDnd pleasure
DCos time means happy at the AWobbly DBoot.
[Verse]
DIn a fine display there are Gtrophies Dgalore
DFor boxing and darts on the Abar room wall
GThe locals are proud, cause tDhere’s no dispute
DThe proof is there in the AWobbly DBoot.
[Verse]
DSo pack your bags and your fGishing geDar
DCome on out and we’ll gAreet you here
GAnd we’ll raise our glasses in a gDrand salute
DTo big Glen Bryant and the WAobbly BDoot.
[Chorus]
GIn the town of Boggabilla by the DMacintyre River
AWhere the ducks are plenty and the Dfishing’s beaut
GCome and wallow in the leisure of the ease aDnd pleasure
DCos time means happy at the AWobbly DBoot.
[Outro]
DOh time means freedom at the AWobbly DBoot
DYeah time means livin’ at the WAobbly BDoot.
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