Kate Miller-heidke – White Wine In The Sun chords
Chords:
This is a gorgeous cover by Kate of a Tim Minchin song :) Just listen to the song to get the hang of the finger-picking, it's really simple! Capo 4 INTRO: C x 4CI'm looking forward to ChristmasF CIt's sentimental I know, but I just really like itCI'm hardly religiousF C I'd rather break bread with Dawkins than Desmond Tutu to be honestG FAnd yes I have all of the usual objections to consumerismCThe commercialisation of an ancient religionAnd the western-isation of a dead PalestinianGPress-ganged into selling PlayStations and beerFBut I still really like it.CI, I really like ChristmasF CThough I'm not expecting a visit from JesusG I'll be seeing my dadF E AmMy brother and sisters, my gran and my mumF CThey'll be drinking white wine in the sunGI'll be seeing my dadF E AmMy sisters and brother, my gran and my mumF CWe'll be drinking white wine in the sun.CI don't go for ancient wisdomF CI don't believe just 'cause ideas are tenacious it means that they're worthyCI get freaked out by churchesF CSome of the hymns that they sing have nice chords but the lyrics are dodgyG And yes I have all of the usual objectionsF CTo the mis-education of children forced into a cult institutionAnd taught to externalise blame And to feel ashamedGAnd to judge things as plain right and wrongFBut I quite like the songs.CI'm not expecting big presentsF CThe old combination of socks, jocks and chocolate is just fine by me.G'Cause I'll be seeing my dadF E AmMy brother and sisters, my gran and my mumF CThey'll be drinking white wine in the sunGI'll be seeing my dadF E AmMy sisters and brother, my gran and my mumF CThey'll be drinking white wine in the sun.FAnd you my baby girlCMy jetlagged infant daughterFYou'll be handed round the roomCLike a puppy at a primary schoolFAnd you're too young to knowC But you will learn yourself one dayFThat wherever you are and whatever you faceF AmThese are the people who'll make you feel safe in this world? My sweet blue-eyed girlFAnd if my baby girlCWhen you're twenty-one or thirty-oneFAnd Christmas comes aroundCAnd you find yourself nine thousand miles from homeF GYou'll know whatever comesG E AmYour brother and sister, and me and your mumF CWill be waiting for you in the sunC GGirl, when Christmas comesG Your brothers and sisters, your aunts and your unclesE AmYour grandparents, cousins, and me and your mumF CWill be drinking white wine in the sunF CWe'll be waiting for you in the sunFBaby, whenever you comeCWe'll be drinking white wine in the sunFWaiting.CI, I really like ChristmasF CIt's sentimental I know...