Around Jindabyne chords and lyrics - JOHN WILLIAMSON

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[Verse 1]
[C]I t[G]hought i[C]t w[G]as [D]tim[G]e,
but I [D]didn't need a [G]reason
To climb Kosciuszko before
[D]the snow season[G]
To [C]walk to the top of my country
was [G]pleasing
There's a [D]place in my heart
for the snow[G]ies
Where Wally has a chuckle
[D]about crackin' back
[G]His mountain was stolen and
[D]taken [G]up [D]the [G]track
[C]Nobody ask him and they
won't give it [G]back
It's a [D]yarn you will hear
in the snow[G]ies
Where [C]gang gangs will chew
the fresh buds on the vine
[G]Where fol[C]ks chew the fat
it's a pleas[A]ure to dine
[D]With Stu[C]mpy at Brumby's
good rumpin' red [G]wine
Not much goes unnoticed
[D]around gin and [G]wine[C][G][D]
[G]There's Bruce of all trades
and [D]master of most
[G]Been shearin' and clearin'
and [D]sinkin' a post
[G]At trappin[C]' wild dogs,
well he's not one to boast
[G]It's his mis[D]sus who does all the talkin'[G]
And this lady's got trophies
and [D]buckles from rid[G]in'
And pictures on walls
of the [D]life she takes [G]pridin'
Not [C]backward in givin' your
ear a good hid[G]in'
No [D]wonder he don't watch the [G]telly
As a [C]couple they're legends
and straight down the [G]line
And [C]Stubby will tell you
they're [A]good friends of [D]mine
And if [C]stubby approves,
then your life will be [G]fine,
Not much goes [C]un [G]noticed
[D]around Jim Dev[G]ine.[C][G][C][G][D]
[G]The pleasures of bushland increase
[D]when you're old[G]er,
Where wombats dig holes
that go [D]under a [G]boulder.
Look [C]out for the wallaby
with rust on the [G]shoulder,
[D]All part of the high country le[G]gend.
And they reckon the robin
has [D]made quite a [G]name,
As a sign of the winter,
its [D]main claim to [G]fame.
It's [C]just in the snow,
it'll glow like a [G]flame,
It's an[D]other wild yarn from
the [G]snowy years.
Yeah, the [C]bush has its legends
much older than [G]time
The [C]scribbles on white gums
are [A]some kind of sign
[D]I bet Stu[C]mpy can read them,
so all will be [G]fine
Not much goes unnoticed
[D]around [G]Jindabyne
Where [C]gang -gangs will chew
the fresh buds on the [G]vine
Where [C]folks chew the fat,
it's a pleas[A]ure to dine
[D]With Stu[C]mpy and Brumby's
good rump and red [G]wine
Not much goes unnoticed
[D]around [G]Jindaline
[C]Not[G] much g[C]oes unnotice[G]d
[D]around Jindaline you