Biography:
Lee Kernaghan (born April 15, 1964 in Corryong, Victoria, Australia, is one of Australia's most popular and influential country singers and songwriters.
Born in the bush, Corryong, Victoria, in the foothills of the Snowy Mountains high country is where Lee's life began. The son of a truck driver and later multi-platinum recording artist Ray Kernaghan, Lee spent his formative years growing up in the Riverina country of Southern NSW. Lee's Grandfather
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Other songs:
- 1959
- Aussie Doghouse Blues
- Back To The Shack
- Boys From Bathurst
- Boys From The Bush
- By The Fire Of A Gidgee Coal
- Cause Im Country
- Country Crowd
- Country Girls
- Cunnamulla Fella
- Doctor
- Dust On My Boots
- Electric Rodeo
- Flying With The King
- Following The Light
- Freedom Road
- Goondiwindi Moon
- High Country
- I Milk Cows
- Im From The Country
- Janine
- Lonelyville
- Long Night
- Losin My Blues Tonight
- Love Hurts
- Missin Slim
- Pass The Bottle Around
- Planet Country
- Rachels Bed
- Scrubbashin
- Shes My Ute
- Skinny Dippin
- Something In The Water
- Spirit Of The Anzacs
- Texas Qld 4385
- Thats The Kind Of Life I Live
- The Burning Heart
- The Glass On The Bar
- The Rope That Pulls The Wind
- The Way It Is
- This Cowboys Hat
- Three Chain Road
- Walkin Out West
- Well Take Beersheba
- Western Star
- When The Snow Falls On The Alice
- Where Country Is
- Winter Winds
- You Dont Have To Go To Memphis
- Youre The Reason I Never Saw Hank Jr Play
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Capo 5
[Verse]
C G
Three bushman one morning rode up to an Inn
Am Em
And one of them called for drinks with a grin
F
They'd only returned from a trip to the north
C G
And eager to greet them the landlord came forth
Fmaj7
He absently poured out a glass of three star
C G
And set down the drink with the rest on the bar
[Verse]
C G
There that is for Harry he said and it's queer
Am Em
Tis' the very same glass he drank from last year
F
His name's on the glass you can read it like print
C G
He scratched it himself with an old piece of flint
Fmaj7
I remember his drink it was always three star
C G C
He set down the drink with the rest on the bar
[Verse]
C G
He looked at the horses and counted but three
Am Em
You were always together where's Harry cried he
F
Oh sadly they looked at the glass as they said
C G
You may put it away for our old mate is dead
Fmaj7
But one glazing out over the ridges afar
C G C
Said we owe him a drink leave the glass on the bar
[Instrumental]
C G Am C F
[Verse]
C G
They thought of the far away grave on the plain
Am Em
They thought of the comrade who'd not come again
F
They lifted their glasses and sadly they said
C G
We drink to the name of our old mate who's dead
Fmaj7
And the sunlight streamed in and a light like a star
C G
Seemed to glow in the depth of the glass on the bar
[Verse]
C G
And still in that shanty a tumbler is seen
Am Em
It stands by the clock ever polished and clean
F
And often the strangers will read as they pass
C G
The name of the bushman engraved on the glass
Fmaj7
And though on that shelf though a dozen there are
C G C
That glass never stands with the rest on the bar
[Verse]
C G
Three bushman one morning rode up to an Inn
Am Em
And one of them called for drinks with a grin
F
They'd only returned from a trip to the north
C G
And eager to greet them the landlord came forth
Fmaj7
He absently poured out a glass of three star
C G
And set down the drink with the rest on the bar
[Verse]
C G
There that is for Harry he said and it's queer
Am Em
Tis' the very same glass he drank from last year
F
His name's on the glass you can read it like print
C G
He scratched it himself with an old piece of flint
Fmaj7
I remember his drink it was always three star
C G C
He set down the drink with the rest on the bar
[Verse]
C G
He looked at the horses and counted but three
Am Em
You were always together where's Harry cried he
F
Oh sadly they looked at the glass as they said
C G
You may put it away for our old mate is dead
Fmaj7
But one glazing out over the ridges afar
C G C
Said we owe him a drink leave the glass on the bar
[Instrumental]
C G Am C F
[Verse]
C G
They thought of the far away grave on the plain
Am Em
They thought of the comrade who'd not come again
F
They lifted their glasses and sadly they said
C G
We drink to the name of our old mate who's dead
Fmaj7
And the sunlight streamed in and a light like a star
C G
Seemed to glow in the depth of the glass on the bar
[Verse]
C G
And still in that shanty a tumbler is seen
Am Em
It stands by the clock ever polished and clean
F
And often the strangers will read as they pass
C G
The name of the bushman engraved on the glass
Fmaj7
And though on that shelf though a dozen there are
C G C
That glass never stands with the rest on the bar
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