Bowls (Bush Poem) chords by John Williamson
Verse 1
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We went down to the local bowls club
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for a beer during lunchtime.
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We met this old fella down there,
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he was about half cut when we got there.
We thought we'd
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get him along tonight.
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Here he is, Mur v Carawong!
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You never too
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young to join the balls.
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I had no balls, so I borrowed
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Niles.
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Dropped dead, he did. leaning over Kitty.
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He had two balls this close,
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what a shame, what a pity.
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Frank went crook,
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he said it's against the rules,
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get off you old bastard, you silly old fool.
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But Noel was on Kitty.
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The sight was gross.
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A smile on his face
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and the two balls his gloves.
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Well Frank hasn't bowled
since that event.
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He couldn't play where the rules
were bent.
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He still tells the story
in his drawn -out stutter.
I would have hit Kenny far, far,
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far in the gutter.
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Well, Noel will be missed.
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He enjoyed the club.
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The beer was cheaper than the
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bottom pub .
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And he died, they said, at his final roast.
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with a smile on his face
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and two bowls of glass.
Thank you.
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Bowls (Bush Poem)
John Williamson
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