Gordon Bok - Now im easy

It's nearly sixty ^Cyears I've^G been a ^CCocky Of ^Gdrought and fire and ^Cflood I've ^Glived through ^Dplenty This ^Gcountry's ^Cdust and ^Gmud have ^Cseen my tears and ^Gblood ^D But it's ^Bmnearly ^Cover ^Dnow, and now I'm ^Ceasy ^{D G}

I married a ^Cfine girl when ^GI was ^Ctwenty She ^Gdied in giving ^Cbirth when ^Gshe was ^Dthirty No ^Gflying ^Cdoctor ^Gthen, just a ^Cgentle old black ^Ggin ^D But it's ^Bmnearly ^Cover ^Dnow, and now I'm ^Ceasy ^{D G D}

She ^Gleft me ^Cwith two ^Gsons and a ^Cdaughter And a ^Gbone-dry farm whose ^Csoil cried ^Gout for ^Dwater So my ^Gcare was ^Crough and ^Gready, but they ^Cgrew up fine and ^Gsteady ^D But it's ^Bmnearly ^Cover ^Dnow, and now I'm ^Ceasy ^{D G D G}

My daughter married ^Cyoung and ^Gwent her ^Cown way My ^Gsons lie buried ^Cby the ^GBurma ^DRailway So ^Gon this ^Cland I've ^Gmade me own, I've ^Ccarried on a^Glone ^D But it's ^Bmnearly ^Cover ^Dnow, and now I'm ^Ceasy ^{D G D G}

City ^Cfolk these ^Gdays despise the ^CCocky They ^Gsay, with subsidies and ^Call, we've ^Ghad it ea^Dsy But there's no ^Gdrought or ^Cdying ^Gstock on a ^Csewered suburban ^Glot ^D Oh, it's ^Bmnearly ^Cover ^Dnow, and now I'm ^Ceasy ^{D G D}

It's ^Gnearly sixty ^Cyears I've^G been a ^CCocky Of ^Gdrought and fire and ^Cflood I've ^Glived through ^Dplenty This ^Gcountry's ^Cdust and ^Gmud have ^Cseen my tears and ^Gblood ^D But it's ^Bmnearly ^Cover ^Dnow, and now I'm ^Ceasy ^{D G}