Kunci: D major
Verse 1
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G
D
An underground miner was my dad,
A
D
and he drank heaps of beer.
G
D
He claimed it washed the coal dust down,
A
D
kept the lungs and the black spot clear.
G
D
After work, the miners would meet
to engage in conversation
With goodwill,
G
D
A
they drank their fill in the bar at
Ballero
Wing
G
The hole in the wall, nickname
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A
Boyle, across the road
G
D
As a young lad, I'd go with daddy,
E
A
son, don't your mother tell
G
D
Oh, I listen in awe to the miners who swore
A
Bm
D
brave men saw devastation
G
Mining like gold their stories were
D
A
told in the bar at
Wallurawang
D
A
D
Station
G
Down the line came the passenger train
D
A
D
With smoke from the big green engine
The driver so proud blew
G
D
the whistle so loud
A
D
The town dogs ran away cringing
G
An engine driver I wanted to be
Of the plans I made,
D
A
In the bar at
Wollongong
G
D
The hole in the wall, nicknamed by
A
D
All across the road from the two hotels
G
D
As a young lad, I'd go with dad
E
He'd say, son, don't your mother tell
A
G
D
No, I'm listenin' o 'er to the miners
A
Bm
Who swore brave men saw devastation
D
G
D
Mining black gold,
D
A
In the bar at
Wallera
Range
D
Station
G
After work, the miners would meet
D
To engage in conversation
G
With goodwill, they drank their fill
D
A
In the bar at
Wallera
Range
D
Station
G
Mining black gold, called miners of old
D
A
In the bar at
Wallera
Range
Come on boys, work's all done,
At
Polaroid
A
Station
Hey
Joe, it's your share of the white
At
Polaroid
D
Station
Aw, come on
Joe
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