Johnny Walker Shoes

[D]  [G]  [D]  [G]
[D]Heading into town, by the fire sign, up ah[G]ead one mile
Mum and naked child by the h[D]iway          [G]
[D]Flash four-wheel drive, I only want a ride to the o[G]ther side
Don't try and hide behind your w[D]indow             [G]
[D]I bet your weekly wa[G]ge could pay my ran[D]som        [G]
[D]And free me from this s[G]and fly infested cas[D]tle    [G]

[Bm]And in the wa[A]ke of those who've g[D]one and left behind their bl[G]ues
[Bm]How many furl[A]ongs can we s[D]tep in Johnny walker's sh[G]oes     [D]            [G]

[D]Blanket on the ground, lay your money down, t[G]hey say you better watch out
If you think you're wi[D]nning         [G]
[D]On a pension day, when the old and grey, a[G]sk what moondye say
In the gambling den of Tai M[D]ing           [G]
[D]"A little less of the c[G]on and a bit more fu[D]sion"     [G]
[D]With the kintuk lost am[G]ong the walking woun[D]ded       [G]

[D]And in the wa[A]ke of those w[D]ho've gone and left behind their b[G]lues
[D]How many fur[A]longs can we st[D]ep in Johnny walker's sh[G]oes    [D]          [G]

Language Translations:
Moondye = riddle
Kintuk = omen (from old Chinese lottery game of "Chiffa")