(C)Out on the board the (F)old shearer stands,
(C)Grasping his shears in his (D7)thin, boney (G7)hands,
(C)Fixed is his gaze on a (F)bare bellied joe,
(G)Glory if he gets her, won't he (C)make the (F)ringer (C)go.
(G7)Click got the shears boys, (C)click, click, click.
(F)Wide is his blow and his (C)hands move (G7)quick
The (C)ringer looks around and is (F)beaten by a blow,
And (G7)curses the old snagger with the (C)bare bellied joe.
(C)There's a track winding (E7)back to an (F)old fashioned (C)shack
Along the (D7)road to (G7)Gunda(C)gai,
Where the (F)gum trees are growin' and the (C)Murrumbidgee's (A7)flowin' be(D7)neath the sunny (G7)sky.
There's my (C)Mother and Daddy a (F)waitin' for me,
and the (A7)pals of my childhood once (D7)more I will (G7)see.
And no (C)more will I (E7)roam 'cos I'm (F)headin' right for (C)home,
Along the (D7)road to (G7)Gunda(C)gai.
Once a jolly swagman (F)camped by a billabong
(C)Under the shade of a (G7)Coolibah tree,
And he (C)sang as he watched and (F)waited 'till his billy boiled
(C)You'll come a (G7)waltzing Matilda with (C)me.
Waltzing Matilda, (F)waltzing Matilda.
(C)You'll come a waltzing Matilda with (G7)me,
And he (C)sang as watched and (F)waited 'till his billy boiled
(C)You'll come a (G7)waltzing Matilda with (C)me.
(Repeat last FOUR lines.)
