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Pigram Brothers - Johnny Walker's Shoes
Music and Words: (E & S Pigram/ A, D, G, P, S Pigram, P Mamid)
Tabbed by: Danny Halstead
Intro: D, G, D, G
D G
Heading into town, by the fire sign, up ahead one mile
D G
Mum and naked child by the hiway
D G
Flash four-wheel drive, I only want a ride to the other side
D G
Don't try and hide behind your window
D G D G
I bet your weekly wage could pay my ransom
D G D G
And free me from this sand fly infested castle
Bm A D G
And in the wake of those who've gone and left behind their blues
Bm A D G D G
How many furlongs can we step in Johnny walker's shoes
D G
Blanket on the ground, lay your money down, they say you better watch out
D G
If you think you're winning
D G
On a pension day, when the old and grey, ask what moondye say
D G
In the gambling den of Tai Ming
D G D G
"A little less of the con and a bit more fusion"
D G D G
With the kintuk lost among the walking wounded
D A D G
And in the wake of those who've gone and left behind their blues
D A D G D G
How many furlongs can we step in Johnny walker's shoes
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Language Translations:
Moondye = riddle
Kintuk = omen (from old Chinese lottery game of "Chiffa")
Music and Words: (E & S Pigram/ A, D, G, P, S Pigram, P Mamid)
Tabbed by: Danny Halstead
Intro: D, G, D, G
D G
Heading into town, by the fire sign, up ahead one mile
D G
Mum and naked child by the hiway
D G
Flash four-wheel drive, I only want a ride to the other side
D G
Don't try and hide behind your window
D G D G
I bet your weekly wage could pay my ransom
D G D G
And free me from this sand fly infested castle
Bm A D G
And in the wake of those who've gone and left behind their blues
Bm A D G D G
How many furlongs can we step in Johnny walker's shoes
D G
Blanket on the ground, lay your money down, they say you better watch out
D G
If you think you're winning
D G
On a pension day, when the old and grey, ask what moondye say
D G
In the gambling den of Tai Ming
D G D G
"A little less of the con and a bit more fusion"
D G D G
With the kintuk lost among the walking wounded
D A D G
And in the wake of those who've gone and left behind their blues
D A D G D G
How many furlongs can we step in Johnny walker's shoes
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Language Translations:
Moondye = riddle
Kintuk = omen (from old Chinese lottery game of "Chiffa")
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