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