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Bb And if you had questions about C/Bb sheep or flowers Am7 or dogs C/D You'd just ask the Bb/C saddler He lived without C7 sin... they're C7sus4 building a library for him
F Time is a traveller, Tenterfield saddler Bb/C turn your C7 head C7sus4 Ride again jackaroo Gm7 think I see C7sus4 kanga F roo up ahead
F The son of George Woolnough C/E went off and got married Dm and had a war baby Bb Though something was wrong and F/A it's easier to drink than C go crazy Bb And if there was questions about C/Bb why the end Am7 was so Dm7 sad, Well George had C7sus4 no answers about C7 why a son C7sus4 ever has need F of a gun
F Time is a traveller, Tenterfield saddler Gm7 turn C7sus4 your head Gm7 C7 Gm7 Ride again C7 jackaroo Gm7 think I C7 see kanga F roo up ahead Cm7/F
F The grandson of George has C been all around A7/C# the world and lives in no Dm special place Bb Changed his last name and F/C he married a girl with an C/E interesting face Bb He'd almost forgotten C/Bb them both Because in Am7 the life that he Dm7 leads There's nowhere C7sus4 for George and C7 his library or the son with his Dm7/A gun to belong Gm7 Except in C7sus4 this song
F Time is a traveller, Tenterfield saddler Gm7 turn C7 your Gm7 head C7 Gm7 Ride again C7 jackaroo think I see F kangaroo up Gm7 ahead C7
The late George Woolnough worked on high street and lived on manners Fifty two years he sat on his verandah and made his saddles