Four years of hard work!This month of May we celebrated four years on the air. We continue working on the dissemination of this wonderful instrument, thank you for participating in our story!
Am G F C
Am G F C
I was hanging round in Sydney and I was going down
Am G F C
I'd done too many parties my money was runnin out
Am G F C
Then I met an old man who lived all a-lone
Am G F C
He had two dogs for company and that's all he owned
F C Am G
He was saving up his pension for a one way fare
F C Am G
Said that when he had enough he was getting out of there
F C Am
I said "really, what are you gonna do?"
G
He smiled and said "there's
F C
good light in Broome"
Am G F C
[Chorus]
G F C
Good light in Broome and I'll be there soon
G F C
I know exactly what I'm a gonna do
G F C
Sit on the beach Stare at the moon
Am G F C
Haven't you heard there's good light in Broome
Am G F C
I went out to Queensland working in the sheds
Am G F C
Met a girl in Quilpie and we got wed
Am G F C
Moved up to the Gulf had our first born
Am G F C
We were livin' in a caravan I was working on the prawns
F C Am G
Came home from a stormy sea She'd up and gone
F C Am
Left a note for me ...... "I'm sick of you"
G F C
That's when I felt there's good light in Broome
Am G F C X2
Am G F C
I headed down south couldn't take the hint
Am G F C
Saw a lot of pubs had a lot to drink
Am G F C
I was running pretty ragged I didn't hardly eat
Am G F C
I was thinking about her and what she did to me
F C Am G
There was a road and a hair-pin bend
F C Am G
Then I woke up in a hospital bed
F C Am
"How do you feel?" said a voice in the room
G F C
I gave the answer "There's good light in Broome"
Am G F C x2
Am G F C
Went trucking out of Melbourne back and forwards to Perth
Am G F C
It didn't take long and it seemed like a curse
Am G F C
My eyes were on the road but my mind was somewhere else
Am G F C
When I pulled in to a Nullarbor roadhouse
F C Am G
Waitress came over and she's there looking at me
F C Am G
She asked me how I was I said "bit ordinary"
F C Am
She said "I thought that might be your tune"
G F C
I said "don't tell me there's good light in Broome"
Am G F C x2
Am G
When I get to Cable Beach
F C
I'll fall right into the sea
Am G F C
With my clothes still on I'll plunge under the waves
Am G F C
And all the dirt will drain away
F C Am G
And just like Bunjil I'll get two dogs
F C Am G
And every evening I'll walk them along
F C Am
On the edge of the country take in the view
G F C
Just like I heard there's good light in Broome
Am G F C X 2
Am G F C
I was hanging round in Sydney and I was going down
Am G F C
I'd done too many parties my money was runnin out
Am G F C
Then I met an old man who lived all a-lone
Am G F C
He had two dogs for company and that's all he owned
F C Am G
He was saving up his pension for a one way fare
F C Am G
Said that when he had enough he was getting out of there
F C Am
I said "really, what are you gonna do?"
G
He smiled and said "there's
F C
good light in Broome"
Am G F C
[Chorus]
G F C
Good light in Broome and I'll be there soon
G F C
I know exactly what I'm a gonna do
G F C
Sit on the beach Stare at the moon
Am G F C
Haven't you heard there's good light in Broome
Am G F C
I went out to Queensland working in the sheds
Am G F C
Met a girl in Quilpie and we got wed
Am G F C
Moved up to the Gulf had our first born
Am G F C
We were livin' in a caravan I was working on the prawns
F C Am G
Came home from a stormy sea She'd up and gone
F C Am
Left a note for me ...... "I'm sick of you"
G F C
That's when I felt there's good light in Broome
Am G F C X2
Am G F C
I headed down south couldn't take the hint
Am G F C
Saw a lot of pubs had a lot to drink
Am G F C
I was running pretty ragged I didn't hardly eat
Am G F C
I was thinking about her and what she did to me
F C Am G
There was a road and a hair-pin bend
F C Am G
Then I woke up in a hospital bed
F C Am
"How do you feel?" said a voice in the room
G F C
I gave the answer "There's good light in Broome"
Am G F C x2
Am G F C
Went trucking out of Melbourne back and forwards to Perth
Am G F C
It didn't take long and it seemed like a curse
Am G F C
My eyes were on the road but my mind was somewhere else
Am G F C
When I pulled in to a Nullarbor roadhouse
F C Am G
Waitress came over and she's there looking at me
F C Am G
She asked me how I was I said "bit ordinary"
F C Am
She said "I thought that might be your tune"
G F C
I said "don't tell me there's good light in Broome"
Am G F C x2
Am G
When I get to Cable Beach
F C
I'll fall right into the sea
Am G F C
With my clothes still on I'll plunge under the waves
Am G F C
And all the dirt will drain away
F C Am G
And just like Bunjil I'll get two dogs
F C Am G
And every evening I'll walk them along
F C Am
On the edge of the country take in the view
G F C
Just like I heard there's good light in Broome
Am G F C X 2
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