A Brief History

A Brief History easy guitar chords by The Waifs

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Fret 2

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  • G

  • C

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  • C

  • Verse 1
    G
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    We
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    were
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    both 18 the year that we met
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    C

    I was slightly older but not by much
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    C

    One look at you and I knew that that was it
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    And your voice sounded like
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    G
    C
    G

    an angel of love
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    G

    One look at me, you thought
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    that I was odd
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    Wearing those clothes in the
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    Kimberley heat
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    Blunts them boots,
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    cowboy hat, flannelette
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    Denim overcoat
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    C
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    all the way down to my feet
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    When your sister asked me
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    to join up with you
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    You nearly fainted with shock
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    but you hit it well
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    What the hell are you doing,
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    you shouted when I left
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    I was singing all the way back to my
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    C
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    hotel
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    Headed off from Broome,
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    travelled through the Kimberley Derby, Fitzroy, a night in Halls Creek Wyndham,
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    Cuninara, Darwin, we stayed for a while
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    Then we hit the coast
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    near Townsville on the other side
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    Well Christmas in Cairns,
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    didn't have nowhere to go
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    C

    Busking on the street just to get a feed
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    Being kept awake all night
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    by those lovers in the top bunk
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    Had a seedy backpack,
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    that's got Racha off the deep
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    Now plenty has happened
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    since those early days,

    met a lot of people and

    been a lot of places,
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    many a night in friends
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    and re latives beds,
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    and God blessed a lot of you
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    that put us up and fed us,
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    played to crowds of thousands,
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    played to one or two,
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    played in festivals and pubs,
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    loved and hated what we do,
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    C

    but looking back now I wouldn't trade but one of
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    C

    the memories we made in the last eight years,
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    and though there were times
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    we didn't get along,
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    can honestly say that I love the both of you.
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    G
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    Now you're living in Sydney
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    in some dingy room
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    with a house full of strangers
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    on Ramsgate Avenue.
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    You're paying twice as much
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    as what the damn thing's worth.
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    Working in the daytime
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    just to make it through.
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    You got your arms to your elbows
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    in the sink at some place.
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    Cleaning pots and pans,

    cups and saucers,
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    knives and forks and plates.
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    C

    It's a far cry from the life that we knew.
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    Travelling round the country
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    in a camper van.
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    Playing songs,
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    singing with your sister and you.
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    It's too late now to go back there again.
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