Chords for Slim Dusty & The Wiggles

_ _ _ _ _ _ Now with 46 gold and 3 platinum albums, [Gm] you cross all [D#] stratas of society and music, which
is why in 1976 [F] you are proclaimed the King of Pop.
[Gm] The winner is [F#] Slimdusty.
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Thank you very much everyone, [E] TV Week, all the organisers of this fabulous show here this evening.
I've really been taken unawares.
It's great to receive an award like this in a pop atmosphere because I raced down here
to Melbourne today without my hat.
Without [Am] your hat?
Without my hat.
I hope people can [N] recognise me but anyway I'm very grateful.
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_ At least you weren't dressed like the bloke standing behind you.
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In 1980 you record another drinking song, this one is [C] called Duncan.
This catchy [Bm] little tune once again [A] puts you at the top of the [D] charts.
Just this year [G] you record it again with a certain [E] children's group. _ _ _ _ _
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[N] Ladies _ _ _ _ _ _
_ [G#] _ _ and gentlemen, would you please welcome The Wig.
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Anthony, if we could ask you, how did it all come about?
We've just been great fans of Slim.
We travel around the world and we always get homesick.
I've been bugging the guys for years with Slimdusty tapes.
Middleton's rousing about in the middle of nowhere in America.
It's been really good.
We did the song together and they've been playing it on the television a bit.
The other day at a show we brought out Dorothy the dinosaur, Waggs the dog and everybody.
Everyone was excited except this little boy put his hands up and he said,
Where's Slimdusty? _
Which was great.
You catch it on, you've got another 50 years.
Exactly, that's the fourth or fifth generation.
_ Guys, thanks very much [N] for coming.
Thank you, Slime. Thank you. _
_ _ And _ _ _ _ _ _ _ [G] after the break, more of the Slimdusty story.
But Slim, could we impose on you again just for a few bars of Dunkin' to take us to the break?
You wouldn't mind?
Please?
We've got to work you here.
_ What do we do? _
I love to have a beer with Dunkin'.
I love to have a beer [D] with Dunkin'.
We drink in moderation.
We never [C] ever_
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Welcome back to This [B] Is Your Life and Mr Slimdusty. _ _ _
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_ _ _ Do you like dancing?
We're going to sing a song about dancing with our mates
and we've got a special mate to help us sing this song.
His name is Slimdusty.
G'day Slim.
G'day Greg and g'day friends.
Nice to be here.
Now Slim, you've taken your music all around Australia, haven't you?
We've had some great times in the outback, in the country, barn dances.
Music plays a big part in the bush.
It sure does and we'd love everyone to join in with us now,
singing and dancing with Slimdusty. Hey. _
_ [D] _ _ _ _ _ Oh [D] I love to have a dance with Dorothy.
Oh I love to have a dance [A] with Dot.
We dance to all kinds of music.
We love to dance the rum pum pum pum.
[D] We dance in the town and the country, where the atmosphere [G] is great.
Oh we love to [Em] have a dance with Dorothy, [A] cos Dorothy's [D] our mate.
_ _ _ _ Well I love to have a dance with Wagsadaw.
I love to have a dance [A] with Wags.
He loves to dance the tango.
And he carries his bone in a big brown [D] bag.
We dance in the town and country, where the atmosphere [G] is great.
Oh we love to have a dance with [A] Wagsadaw, cos Wags is [D] our mate.
Oh I [A] love dancing.
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Now here comes Henry the Octopus.
He [A] always loves to dance.
He twirls and spins and flourishes.
He dances in his eight-legged [D] pants.
We dance in the town and the country, where the atmosphere [G] is great.
Oh we love to [Em] have a dance with Henry, [A] cos Henry's [D] our mate.
Oh you're great.
[E] _ Wow!
Here comes Captain Feathersword.
Here comes our [B] pirate friend.
He dances, jigs and hornpipes.
He keeps dancing till the [E] end.
We dance in the town and country, where the atmosphere [A] is great.
Oh we love to [F#m] have a dance with the captain, [B] cos the captain's [E] our mate.
Well, hold me down.
Well we love to have a dance with Dusty.
Well we love to have a dance [B] with Slim.
He can [F#m] do all kinds of [B] dances.
And nobody dances better than [E] him.
We'll dance in the town and the country, where the atmosphere [A] is great.
We love to [F#m] have a dance with Dusty, [B] Slim [E] Dusty's our mate.
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It's time to dance together, cos dancing's so [C] much fun.
You can dance any way you like.
Oh there's something here for everyone.
[F] We dance in the town and the country, where the [A#] atmosphere is great.
Oh let's [Gm] all dance together, [C] cos we're all [F] good mates.
Oh!
_ You're a great