Icehouse - Great southern land

St^Aanding at the limit of an endless ocean stranded like a runaway,^Em lost at sea city on a rainy day do^Dwn in the harbor watching as the grey clouds shadow^A the bay looking everywhere 'cause ^EmI had to find you this is not the way th^Aat i remember it here anyone will tell you its ^Da prisoner island hidden in the summer ^Afor a million years

Great Southern Land, ^Amburned you black ^{F A Am A}So you look into the land and it will tell you a story story 'bout a journey^Em ended long ago if you listen to the motion ^Dof the wind in the mountains maybe you can hear them talking like I d^Ao ". . they're gonna bet^Emray, they're gonna forget you are you gonna let the^Am take you over this way . ."

Great Southern Land, G^Amreat Southern Land ^{F A} you walk alone, l^Amike a primitive man ^A and they make it work, wit^Amh sticks and bones, ^F see their hungry eyes, its^A a hungry home, ^Am I hear the sound,^F of the stranger's voices, ^A I see their hungr^Amy eyes, their hungry eyes ^F G^Amreat Southern Land, Gr^Feat Sou^Amthern Land ^{F A}they burned you black, black agai^Amnst the ground

^AmGreat Southern Land, in^F the sleeping sun ^A you walk alone with^Am the ghost of time ^F they burned you black, blac^Ak against the ground ^Am and they make it work with rocks^F and sand ^{A Am}I hear the sound o^Ff the stanger's voices ^A I see their hungry eyes, th^Feir hungry eyes ^{A Am}Great Southern Land, Gre^Fat Southern Land ^A

^Amyou walk alone, like a primitive man ^F you walk alone wi^Ath the ghost of time ^Am and they burned you black ^{F Am}yeah, they burned you black ^{A Am}Great Southern Land ^{F A Am}