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Shane Warne chords by Paul Kelly

  • D

  • A

  • C#m

    4
  • B

    2
  • Em

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