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The Brookong Run chords by GRANT LUHRS

  • C

  • G

  • F

  • D

  • A

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