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Down Under

Men At Work
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   travelling in a fried  out kombie---,
   on a hippy trail  head full of zombie.
   I met a strange lady,  she  made me nervous.
   she took me in  and gave me breakfast,  and  she said
 Do you come from a land  down under---
 where women glow  and men plunder?
 cant ya hear can ya hear  the thunder---
 you better  run, you better  take cover---
 Buying bread from a man in Brussels,
 he was six foot four and full of muscles.
 I said do you speak my language?
 He just smiled and gave me a Vegemite sandwich.
 And he said:
 i come from a land down under,
 Where beer does flow and men chunder.
 cant you hear cant you hear the thunder?
 You better run you better take cover.
 Lying in a den in Bombay,
 with a slackjaw and not much to say.
 i said to the man "Are you trying to tempt me?
 Because i come from the land of plenty."
 and he said:

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Readable chord sheet for Down Under by Men At Work

[Bm]   travelling in a f[A]ried out kombie--[Bm]-,  [G]    [A]

 [Bm]   on a hippy t[A]rail head full of [Bm]zombie. [G]   [A]

 [Bm]   I met a strange la[A]dy, s[Bm]he made me nerv[G]ou[A]s.

 [Bm]   she took me i[A]n and gave me [Bm]breakfast, [G] a[A]nd she said

[D]  Do you come from a [A]land down under--[Bm]-    [G]      [A]

[D]  where women glow[A] and men plund[Bm]er?    [G]      [A]

[D]  cant ya hear can ya he[A]ar the thunder--[Bm]-    [G]      [A]

you [D]better run, you bet[A]ter take cover---[Bm]      [G]        [A]

Buying bread from a man in Brussels,
he was six foot four and full of muscles.
I said do you speak my language?
He just smiled and gave me a Vegemite sandwich.
And he said:

i come from a land down under,
Where beer does flow and men chunder.
cant you hear cant you hear the thunder?
You better run you better take cover.

Lying in a den in Bombay,
with a slackjaw and not much to say.
i said to the man "Are you trying to tempt me?
Because i come from the land of plenty."
and he said:

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