D G D A [Verse] D G D If the pressure of life has got you down D A And you want a little rest from your home town G D Well I know a place that?ll really suit D A D It?s a little old pub called the Wobbly Boot. [Verse] D G D In the cool beer garden with a grapevine roof D A Where the atmosphere is tension proof G D You never will find another substitute D A D For peace of mind like the Wobbly Boot. [Chorus] G D In the town of Boggabilla by the Macintyre River A D Where the ducks are plenty and the fishing?s beaut G D Come and wallow in the leisure of the ease and pleasure D A D Cos time means happy at the Wobbly Boot. [Verse] D G D A If it?s rodeo time when you arrive, that little old town really comes alive G D And when the day is done and they close the chute D A D Well they buck them all again in the Wobbly Boot [Verse] D G D When the sleeper cutters come in from the scrub D A For inspection day they go to the pub G D When the timbers passed and they draw their loot D A D Well they cut the biggest tallies in the Wobbly Boot. [Chorus] G D In the town of Boggabilla by the Macintyre River A D Where the ducks are plenty and the fishing?s beaut G D Come and wallow in the leisure of the ease and pleasure D A D Cos time means happy at the Wobbly Boot. [Verse] D G D In a fine display there are trophies galore D A For boxing and darts on the bar room wall G D The locals are proud, cause there?s no dispute D A D The proof is there in the Wobbly Boot. [Verse] D G D So pack your bags and your fishing gear D A Come on out and we?ll greet you here G D And we?ll raise our glasses in a grand salute D A D To big Glen Bryant and the Wobbly Boot. [Chorus] G D In the town of Boggabilla by the Macintyre River A D Where the ducks are plenty and the fishing?s beaut G D Come and wallow in the leisure of the ease and pleasure D A D Cos time means happy at the Wobbly Boot. [Outro] D A D Oh time means freedom at the Wobbly Boot D A D Yeah time means livin? at the Wobbly Boot.