G
C
G
Well I’ve walked a mile or two in my lifetime
C
G
And I’ve traveled down some muddy tracks and dry
C
B7
C
Cause if I wanted to get where I was go-ing
G
D7
G
I knew I’d just have to walk that country mile
C
Now a country mile would be the longest distance
F
A man could ever travel when he’s down
G7
And you curse the never ending road before you
C
When you think you’ll never make it into town
F
But you meet a friend or two along the highway
C
A7
D7
And you’ll learn a lot you never knew before
C
And if the journey takes a lifetime
F
D7
When you thought a year or two
G7
C
Well you just don’t give up easy anymore
G
C
G
And I’ve walked a mile or two in my lifetime
C
G
And I’ve traveled down some muddy tracks and dry
C
B7
C
Cause if I wanted to get where I was go-ing
G
D7
G
I knew I’d just have to walk that country mile
C
Walking that long mile has shown me changes
F
Changes in the people and the land
G7
But I’ll bet the road to Marble Bar’s no better
C
Than when I drove with trucks and caravans
F
And a country bloke is still the same old battler
C
A7
D7
No matter what the place he’s working in
C
And although I’ve covered many miles
F
D7
I still can’t wait to see
G7
C
What the next country mile will bring
G
C
G
Well I’ve walked a mile or two in my lifetime
C
G
And I’ve traveled down some muddy tracks and dry
C
B7
C
Cause if I wanted to get where I was go-ing
G
D7
G
I knew I’d just have to walk that country mile
D7
G
Yes I knew I’d have to walk that country mile
G7
F
C
B7
G
A7
D7
