Tonalité : A major
Verse 1
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I will tell a story true,
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though you may doubt me
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And you may need a little salt to get it down
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A coastal town improvement
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league decided
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To add some Outback
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flavor to their town
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They transported to the coast
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a Nile old Gidgee,
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Transplanted it within their civic pack.
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It looked out of place
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with tough old twisted branches,
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And skies where stock had rubbed
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against its back.
Well, they cared for it
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and soon it started blooming
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But the seeds that fell
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lay dormant on the ground
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Oh, the coastal trees and
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shrubs around ignored it
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And soon its leaves and branches
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withered down
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As it happened in this town
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there lived a bushman
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Who'd been ruined
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by the hardships of a drought
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And one day as he was strolling
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through that parkland
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He saw that tree and gave a joyful shout
So he went there every day
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and dreamed beneath it
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And somehow that old tree
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just seemed to know
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For it started blooming once again,
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and this time
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The seeds that fell at once
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began to grow
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But the man was out of place,
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just as the tree was
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He was old and knew no other way of life
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And his health was failing
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through the smog pollution
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And the knowledge of his hard
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financial strife
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So the bushman died beneath
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the tree one evening
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And it's strange to say within a week or
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The seedlings and the
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tree began to wither,
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No matter what was done
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to make them grow.
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For the old tree had no
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will to go on liv ing,
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Like the spirit -broken
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bushman from the West.
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He'd been brought there
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by some relatives in kindness
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Like the tree,
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the people thought they did their best
But where ringers boiled their quarts
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beneath that old tree
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And tied their bridal reins upon its limbs
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There were bush -bikes leaned against it
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And at night time there were parties
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with their stubbies and their cans
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Just the story of a tree
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and one old bushman
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who were taken from their home
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against their will
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And the moral of it is that very often,
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It's well -intended kindness that can kill.
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