The Brookong Run chords by GRANT LUHRS

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Verse 1
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We're
going from
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Lockhart towards the setting sun
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Ten long miles to the
Brokong run
Gonna shear them sheep
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with a few of me mates
A hundred good shearers is
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what the job will take
And the
Brokong shed is the biggest
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in the land
Thousands of acres on the
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Riverina plain
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It's a warm spring day in 1861
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We're proud to be shearing at the
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Brokawn
Run
The
Brokawn
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G 
Run is the biggest in the land
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Come on lads, we'll all lend a hand
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Thirty more tables to put them all away
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We'll do ten thousand
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by the end of the day
At the
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Brooklyn
Run, the
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Brooklyn
Run
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When cheering is on, it seems to never end
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To do the job takes a thousand
good men
Tarboys and roustabouts,
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classers and pressers
Branders and wares,
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and fellas making pieces
And the drover's dogs are barking as
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they fill the catching pens
Eighty- seven's full sheep,
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oh, at number ten
Three hundred bales,
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and the day is nearly done
We walk towards the homestead of the
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Broke- on- Run
The
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Broke- on- Run is the biggest
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in the land
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Come on, lads, we'll all lend a hand
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C 
Thirty wool tables to put the wool away
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We'll do ten thousand by the
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end of the day at the
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Broke- on- Run
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The brokaw run
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Now the bullet wagon's loaded and
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travelin' very slow
The steamer's on the
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Murray, it's where the wolf will go
Our wages in our pockets
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and swags full of grub
It's back to
Lockhart and
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Dm 
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Green's got your pow
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The brook on rung is
the biggest in the land
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Come on lads, we'll all lend a hand
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Thirty more tables to put the wall away
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We'll do ten thousand by
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the end of the day
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D 
The brook on rung is the biggest
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in the land
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Come on lads, we'll all lend a hand
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Thirty more tables to put the wall away
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We'll do ten thousand
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by the end of the day
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Let the brook on run
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The brook on run
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The brook on run
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The brook on run
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D 
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The roof of the trunk is the
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biggest in the land
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Come on lads, we'll all lend a hand
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30 old tables to put the wood away
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We'll do 10,000 by the end of the day
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The roof of the trunk is the
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biggest in the land
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Come on lads, we'll all lend a hand
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30 old tables to put the wood away
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Who can pretend that I'm
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running out of things?
Come on, run with the biggest and the best