Tom: A minor
Verse 1
Am
C
June, 44, or was it 45?
Am
walked a lonely Sydney night.
Maybe he was homesick,
C
maybe he just had enough.
G
Maybe he just wanted to prove
Am
he was more than Yankee tough.
C
Ruby played piano in a bar
in Sydney town
G
Where all the yanks came to get the girls
Am
and to throw their money around
Ruby would play their favorite songs
G
The smile of her, she winked at him
Later on that night,
Am
they laid their lonely down.
G
there's a man who doesn't know me.
F
Am
God knows if he's dead or he's alive.
G
there's a man too old to own me.
Am
I guarantee he's thought of
C
G
me sometime.
Am
C
G
Am
C
March of 1946, Brisbane summertime
G
A baby boy came to this world
Am
and his first song was a cry.
He's been singing ever since,
G
He doesn't give a damn what you
think about him,
Am
he's got something more than you.
C
Hey boys, I'm a son of a millionaire,
G
boys
I'm a son of a bum.
F
Am
Hey boys, I'm a son of a cowboy singer,
boys
I'm a son of a gun.
C
Boys, I'm a son of a movie star
G
I'm a son of a man who's rich
F
I'm a son of any man I wanna be
Dm
Am
Cause, boys, I'm a son of a bitch
Am
Walked the lonely Sydney nights
C
Ruby played piano in a bar
in Sydney town
G
Where all the yanks came to get the girls
Am
and to throw their money around
And they laid them honeys down
They laid old Ruby down
They laid their money down
And I lay it all the way down
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