John Williamson - Grannys little gunyah

^GJust ab^Dove the ^EmArcher where the ^Cwild scrub ^Dcattle ^Groam There’s a ^Clittle wisp of ^Dsmoke in the ^Gair ^{C G} From a corru^Dgated ^Emstation house, the ^CJacksons ^Dcall their ^Ghome Near the ^Ccattle yards ^Ddown there in the ^Ggully ^{C G}

Granny ^DDawn will ^Emgreet you just as ^Csweet as ^Dapple ^Gpie With a ^Ccake and king size ^Dkettle on the ^Gboil ^{C G} She drags the ^Drusty ^Emgate with a ^Cwelcome ^Din her ^Geye She ^Cloves her little ^Dgunyah in the ^Ggully ^{C G}

And ^Gthey don’t ^Dwear no ^Emshoes unless they ^Csaddle ^Dup a ^Ghorse Or take the ^Dshoppin’ ^Emwagon into ^Dtown But it’s a ^Glong ^Dway to ^EmWeipa, it can ^Cwait an^Dother ^Gweek Till the ^Cdust from the ^Dmuster settles ^Gdown ^{C G}

You’re ^Gduckin’ ^Din the ^Emdoorway if you’re ^Cnearly ^Dsix foot ^Gtall The ^Cbeams of stringy ^Dbark are pretty ^Glow ^{C G} Billy ^Dhangs his ^Emhat on the ^Clonghorns ^Don the ^Gwall A ^Ccool siesta ^Ddown there in the ^Ggully^{C G}

And the ^Gold ^DCrown ^Emcooker smokes the ^Ckitchen ^Dsooty ^Gblack And wild pigs ^Deat the ^Emmangoes in the ^Dyard But ^GGranny ^Dfinds it ^Emeasy just to ^Cleave it ^Das it ^Gis She ^Cloves her little ^Dgunyah in the ^Ggully^{C G}

And “^GOoh” she s^Days, “It’s ^Emgettin’ cold”, it’s ^Ctwenty-^Dfive deg^Grees But she’s got ^Dspecial ^Emjam drops in a ^Djar And ^GGrandkids ^Dgather ^Emround, little ^Chands ar^Dound the ^Gcocoa They ^Clove her little ^Dgunyah in the ^Ggully^{C G}

^GJust when ^Dyou were ^Emthinkin’ that the ^Cgood old ^Ddays were ^Ggone There’s ^CGranny’s little ^Dgunyah in the ^Ggully^{C G}