Shane Warne chords by Paul Kelly

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1,  (D major) 2, 3, 4  (A major)  (D major) 
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Shane Warne, well  (A major) known to his (C sharp minor) tory
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 (A major)  (D major) Shane Warne,  (A major) bowler of mys (C sharp minor) tery
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 (D major)  (A major)  (D major) Whenever he  (B major) came
up to the wicket
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Chain (E minor) s come off  (A major) of the game of cricket
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He  (C sharp minor) had the  (A major) leg  (D major) spin,
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the  (A major) flipper an (C sharp minor) d googly  (D major) 
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He came on the scene in  (A major)  (C sharp minor) 1992
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 (D major) Those Indian batsmen
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 (A major) taught him a thing or two  (D major) 
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His fellows  (B major) said he don't stand a chance
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But soon  (E minor) he began  (A major) to make the
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ball dance  (C sharp minor) in Sri  (A major) Lanka,  (D major) 
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he first  (A major) showed  (C sharp minor) his colors  (D major) true.
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 (B major)  (E minor)  (A major)  (D major)  (A major) 
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Manchester, England,  (A major) 1993,  (C sharp minor)  (D major) 
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he bowled what they call  (A major) the
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ball of the cen (C sharp minor) tury.  (D major) 
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Mike Gatting  (B major) looked up,
struck as dumb as a post
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Walked  (E minor) from the crease
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like he'd  (A major) just seen a ghost
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Shane  (D major) Warne's first ashes  (A major) deliv (C sharp minor) ery    (D major) 
From that time on,
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he  (A major) played with the batsman's  (D major) mind
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From Brisbane to  (A major) Durban,
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he had them in such a bind  (D major) 
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To  (B major) go forward or back, to play or abstain  (D major) 
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 (B major) In  (E minor) tensely the pressure
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built  (A major) up in the brain
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And al (D major) ways the chirping
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from  (A major)  (C sharp minor) be    hind  (D major) the ball
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chain  (B major)  (E minor)  (A major)  (D major)  (A major)  (D major) 
Mr. Warner on phone,
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 (A major) sen (C sharp minor) t a   lot of texts
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 (D major) He liked to have  (A major) quite a lot of sex  (D major) 
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Took a prohib (B major) ited pill to
lose his love handles
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Said mum gave it to  (E minor) me,
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it was a  (A major) terrible scandal,
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you wonder  (D major) what  (A major)  (C sharp minor) would
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 (A major) one  (C sharp minor) he'd  do  (D major) next.
Shane Warne,
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truly  (A major) a spotting  (C sharp minor) magi   (D major) cian,
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always played  (A major) like a man
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on a mission.  (D major) 
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Whenever  (B major) he came in to bat or ball,
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he believed  (E minor) in his power
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 (A major) s to take control,
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even  (D major) when he was  (A major) not  (C sharp minor) in the
peak of condition.
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 (D major) Ah!  (B major)  (E minor)  (A major)  (D major)  (A major)  (D major) 
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Shane wore a  (A major) bow
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with his friend Glen  (C sharp minor) Mc     (D major) Grath
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In Sydney they  (A major) took their last hurrah  (D major) 
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Now Ponting  (B major) and Taylor,
Steve Waugh all agreed
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To have  (E minor) two such men
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that  (A major) were lucky indeed
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Shane  (D major) Waugh and his
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good friend  (A major) Glen  (C sharp minor) Mc    Grath
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 (D major)  (A major) Ooh,  (D major) ah