Biografía:
Redgum was an Australian folk and political music group formed in Adelaide in 1975 by singer-songwriter John Schumann, Michael Atkinson on guitars/vocals and Verity Truman on flute/vocals; they were soon joined by Chris Timms on violin. All four had been students at Flinders University and together developed an intensely passionate and outspoken outlook. They are known for their protest song exploring the impact of war in 1983's "I Was Only Nineteen (A Walk in the Light Green)", which peaked at #1 on the National singles charts.
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Otras canciones:
- I Was Only Nineteen
- Asio
- Beaumont Rag
- Carrington Cabaret
- Critique In G
- Diamantina Drover
- Gladstone Pier
- It Doesnt Matter To Me
- Just Another Mometnt On Your Own
- Killing Floor
- Long Run
- Nuclear Cop
- One More Thursday Night In Adelaide
- Only Nineteen
- Poor Ned
- Servin Usa
- So Goodbye
- Stewie
- The Last Frontier
¡Cuatro años de duro trabajo!Este mes de mayo cumplimos cuatro años al aire. Seguimos trabajando en la difusión de este maravilloso instrumento, ¡gracias por participar en nuestra historia!
[Verse 1]
Am G
Ward 8 at the QE, somwhere down Woodville
Am Em
Smokey grey Thursday, take out your sword
Am C
Stewie was born, there was blood on the sheets
G E7
Doctor was drunk and the sister was bored
[Verse 2]
Am G
Home was a weatherboard housing trust unit
Am Em
A low cyclone fence with a sparse gravel drive
Am C
Dad was a truckie from Adelaide to Melbourne
G E7
Two trips a week just to keep them alive
[Verse 3]
Am G
First sentence for Stewie was going to school
Am Em
In prison grey trousers he walked in the yard
Am C
His Mum shed a tear at his vaselined pushback
G E7
Clutching a ruler his name on a card
[Chorus]
Dm Am G Am
Step forward Stewart Bedson the headmaster said
G Am
It seemed like Stewie was always in strife
Dm Am G Am
Step forward Stewart Bedson the magistrate said
G F E7 Am
This time 10 years, next time life
[Verse 4]
Am G
Grades 1-7 passed pretty quickly
Am Em
Detention and caning and one million lines
Am C
Stewie could write just enough to get by
G E7
Stewie could read all the shoplifting signs
[Verse 5]
Am G
There was a bond for a biro, a fine for some fags
Am Em
Another kids bike leading up to a car
Am C
Photographs, fingerprints and juvenile courthouse
G E7
A year in McNallies for going too far
[Chorus]
Dm Am G Am
Step forward Stewart Bedson the magistrate said
G Am
Over pine panneled wood leant the face of the law
Dm Am G Am
We think you're a threat to property and justice
G F E7 Am
3 years up the creek while we make sure
[Verse 6]
Am G
Robbery and violence and retaliation
Am Em
For beatings and bashings at the hands of the screws
Am C
Time in and time out time and again
G E7
Is this what they mean by paying your dues
[Verse 7]
Am G
Some people have plenty while others have none
Am Em
For the same working week seen year after year
Am C
Worked over by coppers for tipping the scales
G E7
Life wasn't meant to be easy
[Chorus]
Dm Am G Am
Step forward Stewart Bedson the magistrate said
G Am
Over pine panneled wood leant the face of the law
Dm Am G Am
We think you're a threat to property and justice
G F E7 Am
3 years up the creek while we make sure
[Verse 8]
Am G
Ward 8 at the QE, somwhere down Woodville
Am Em
Smokey grey Thursday, take out your sword
Am C
Stewie was born, there was blood on the sheets
G E7
Doctor was drunk and the sister was bored
Am G
Ward 8 at the QE, somwhere down Woodville
Am Em
Smokey grey Thursday, take out your sword
Am C
Stewie was born, there was blood on the sheets
G E7
Doctor was drunk and the sister was bored
[Verse 2]
Am G
Home was a weatherboard housing trust unit
Am Em
A low cyclone fence with a sparse gravel drive
Am C
Dad was a truckie from Adelaide to Melbourne
G E7
Two trips a week just to keep them alive
[Verse 3]
Am G
First sentence for Stewie was going to school
Am Em
In prison grey trousers he walked in the yard
Am C
His Mum shed a tear at his vaselined pushback
G E7
Clutching a ruler his name on a card
[Chorus]
Dm Am G Am
Step forward Stewart Bedson the headmaster said
G Am
It seemed like Stewie was always in strife
Dm Am G Am
Step forward Stewart Bedson the magistrate said
G F E7 Am
This time 10 years, next time life
[Verse 4]
Am G
Grades 1-7 passed pretty quickly
Am Em
Detention and caning and one million lines
Am C
Stewie could write just enough to get by
G E7
Stewie could read all the shoplifting signs
[Verse 5]
Am G
There was a bond for a biro, a fine for some fags
Am Em
Another kids bike leading up to a car
Am C
Photographs, fingerprints and juvenile courthouse
G E7
A year in McNallies for going too far
[Chorus]
Dm Am G Am
Step forward Stewart Bedson the magistrate said
G Am
Over pine panneled wood leant the face of the law
Dm Am G Am
We think you're a threat to property and justice
G F E7 Am
3 years up the creek while we make sure
[Verse 6]
Am G
Robbery and violence and retaliation
Am Em
For beatings and bashings at the hands of the screws
Am C
Time in and time out time and again
G E7
Is this what they mean by paying your dues
[Verse 7]
Am G
Some people have plenty while others have none
Am Em
For the same working week seen year after year
Am C
Worked over by coppers for tipping the scales
G E7
Life wasn't meant to be easy
[Chorus]
Dm Am G Am
Step forward Stewart Bedson the magistrate said
G Am
Over pine panneled wood leant the face of the law
Dm Am G Am
We think you're a threat to property and justice
G F E7 Am
3 years up the creek while we make sure
[Verse 8]
Am G
Ward 8 at the QE, somwhere down Woodville
Am Em
Smokey grey Thursday, take out your sword
Am C
Stewie was born, there was blood on the sheets
G E7
Doctor was drunk and the sister was bored
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