queen in the sport of kings chords by John Williamson

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Intro 1
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 (D major)  (A major)  (B minor)  (A major)  (D major)  (A major)  (B minor)  (A major) 
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 (A major)  (G major)  (A major)  (D major)  (G major) 

Verse 1
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Why did she let  (A major) that man steal  (D major) her from the wing (B minor) s
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 (G major) She looked so good be (A major) side him be
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a  (D major) Queen in a sport of King (B minor) s
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 (G major) To sip the good old  (A major) bubbly
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 (D major) be a punters toast  (B minor) 
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 (E major) To cheer the winning satins past
the post
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 (A major)  (B minor)  (A major)  (B minor)  (A major) 

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Verse 2
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 (D major) A man trained all the  (A major) good horses see
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the pictures  (B minor) on the wall  (A major)  (D major) 
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Pictures in the kit (A major) chen  (B minor) and
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pictures in the hall  (A major) 
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 (D major) Horses that were famous  (A major) all the time  (B minor) 
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without a fear  (A major)  (G major) 
O’Conner was the big time
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the trainer of  (D major)  (A major) the year
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 (D major) 

Verse 3
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 (G major) 
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Why did she let  (A major) that man
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steal  (D major) her from the wings  (B minor) 
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 (G major) She looked so good be (A major) side him  (B minor) 
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 (D major) be a Queen in a sport of King (B minor) s
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 (G major) To sip the good old  (A major) bubbly
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 (D major) be a  (A major) punters toast  (B minor) 
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 (E major) To cheer the winning satins past
the post
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 (A major)  (B minor)  (A major)  (B minor)  (F sharp minor) 

Verse 4
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Would she keep on dan (A major) cing
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 (B minor) surely nature gest  (A major) 
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She  (D major) posts the big- time  (A major) punters and
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the squatters  (B minor) from out west (A major) 
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They  (D major) land home in their limousine  (A major) 
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and  (B minor) drink a whisky dry  (A major) 
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And  (G major) brag about the nags from
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Scone to  (D major)  (G major) Boggabri

Verse 5
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Why did she let  (A major) that man
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steal  (D major) her from  (A major)  (D major) the wings  (B minor) 
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 (G major) She looked so good be (A major) side him be
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a  (D major) Queen in a sport  (A major) of King (B minor) s
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 (G major) To sip the good old  (A major) bubbly
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 (B minor)  (D major) be a punters toast  (B minor) 
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 (E major) To cheer the winning satins past
the post
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 (A major)  (B minor)  (A major)  (B minor)  (D major) 

Verse 6
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She had us fooled  (A major) little  (B minor) lady
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on the street  (A major)  (D major) 
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wearing deathly grey  (A major) 
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 (B minor) and shuffling her feet  (A major) 
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With her  (D major) eyes fixed on the foot (A major) path
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 (B minor) we’d often say hello  (A major) 
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But her  (G major) mind was on a replay of a story  (D major) long ago