VERSE 1: [Em] Traveling in a [D] friedout combie [Em][C][D] [Em] On a hippie [D] trail head full of [Em] zombie [C][D] [Em] I met a strange [D] lady [Em] she made me [C] nervous [D] [Em] She took me [D] in and gave me [Em] breakfast [C][D] and she said:
CHORUS 1: [G] Do you come from a [D] land down under [Em][C][D] [G] Where women [D] glow and men plun-[Em]-der [C][D] [G] Can't you hear, can't you [D] hear the thunder [Em][C][D]
You [G] better run you [D] better take cover [Em][C][D]
VERSE 2: [Em] Buying bread from from a [D] man in Bruselles [Em][C][D]
He was [Em] six-foot-four [D] and full of [Em] muscles [C][D] [Em] I said: Do you [D] speak my language [Em][C][D] [Em] He just smiled and [D] gave me a vegemite [Em] sandwich. [C][D] He said:
CHORUS 2: [G] I come from a [D] land down under [Em][C][D] [G] Where beer does [D] flow and men chun-[Em]-der [C][D] [G] Can't you hear can't you [D] hear the thunder [Em][C][D]
You [G] better run you [D] better take cover [Em][C][D]
VERSE 3: [Em] Lying in a [D] den in Bombay [Em][C][D] [Em] With a slack [D] jaw and not much [Em] to say [C][D] [Em] I said to the [D] man: Are you trying to [Em] tempt me [C][D] [Em] Because I come [D] from the land of [Em] plenty and [C] he [D] said:
