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Written by Joy McKean Capo 1 [Intro] D
FDrom coast to coast by niEght and day Hear the clA7icking of the wheDels The huGmming of the diesel
On her ribbons of steel
CAarrying the memories Of a nation built by hand See the Indian Pacific span the lDand
SDhe's the pride of all the raEilway men Cross coA7untry where she fDlies From the bGlue Pacific waters
To where the mountains rise
By laAkes and wide brown rivers Through desert country dry See the Indian Pacific passing Dby
Oh the InGdian Pacific She goes roDlling down the track Five thGousand miles to travel BDefore she's there and bAack BDeside the line a drEover waves His baA7ttered old grey hDat And kGids are catching yabbies
Down by the river flat
And a wAoman hangs her washing In the backyard near the line As the Indian Pacific's rolling Dby
[Fiddle Solo] D G D A D G D A D
HDear the whistle blowing loEnely 'Neath the NuA7llabor star liDght SGaluting those who walked across
The track she rides tonight
CAalling to the railway camp And the fettlers on the line I'm the Indian Pacific right on tDime
FDrom the silver of the BrEoken Hill To oA7ld Kalgoorlie gDold SGhe mirrors all the colours
Of the land so hard and old
Then the weAstern flowers are blooming And the air is just like wine And the Indian Pacific's making tDime
Oh the InGdian Pacific She goes roDlling down the track Five thoGusand miles to travel BDefore she's there and bAack From the waDters of the weEstern sea To the eaA7stern ocean sDand The InGdian PacAific spans the lDand Oh The InGdian PacAific spans the lDand