John Williamson - A thousand feet

^DIt's not a hard place it's a s^Goft and gentle la^Dnd ^DGonna lay my bed on the s^Goft and gentle ^Dsand ^DHear old man time ^Gwhisper in my e^Dar ^DA thousand feet have^A been through h^Dere

^DHear the desert wind p^Glay a lonely t^Dune ^DThrough the desert oak ^Gon a rusty d^Dune ^DStay a while and it's^G all so cle^Dar ^DA thousand feet hav^Ae been through he^Dre

^DInka ninka pitjikala ^{G D A D} I^Dt's not a hard place it's a ^Gsoft and gentle l^Dand ^DGonna lay my bed on the sof^Gt and gentle ^Dsand ^DHear old man time w^Ghisper in my ^Dear ^DA thousand feet have^A been through^D here

^DTake it slow t^Gake a look arou^Dnd ^DAll the signs ^Gare on the gro^Dund ^DBird and snake and^G lizard, kanga^Droo ^DAn ancient man ^Ahas been here ^Dtoo

^GHear the desert wind play a lonely^D tune ^GThrough the desert oak on a ru^Asty dune ^GStay a while and it's all s^Do clear A thousand f^Aeet have been throu^Dgh here

^DInka ninka pitjikala ^{G D A D}