Song information On this page you can find the lyrics of the song Truthful Fella, artist - Slim Dusty. Album song West Of Winton, in the genre Поп
Date of issue: 31.12.1998
Record label: EMI Recorded Music Australia
Song language: English
Truthful Fella |
I was born up in the mountains out where the snakes grow legs |
Where the wallabies all speak English and the kookaburras lay square eggs |
I shaved my beard and whiskers off at the ripe old age of two |
And then I straightened out my dad and drank his best home brew |
Oh I’m a truthful fella I was born in Broken Hill |
I’ve never told a falsehood and you bet I never will |
Now once when I was a flyer and in my aeroplane |
I flew out west to Birdsville then I started back again |
When I got half way over the blasted motor balked |
So I left the jolly thing stuck up there and I just got out and walked |
Oh I’m a truthful fella I was born in Broken Hill |
I’ve never told a falsehood and you bet I never will |
Now once when I was fishing up north in Kakadu |
By crocodiles I was captured and those scalies ate my crew |
But I downed a bottle of OP rum that really is good stuff |
Then the crocodiles all swam away because I looked to tough |
Oh I’m a truthful fella I was born in Broken Hill |
I’ve never told a falsehood and you bet I never will |
Once more when I was fishing out on the ocean blue |
I had a prawn upon my line he was such a beauty too |
But a whale came up and grabbed the bait and I said immediately heres a show |
And I would have got that whale you see but the bloody old prawn let go |
Oh I’m a truthful fella I was born in Broken Hill |
I’ve never told a falsehood and you bet I never will |
Oh I was raised up in the mountains out where the snakes grow legs |
Where the wallabies all speak English and the kookaburras lay square eggs |
And if you don’t believe me you can ask my uncle peach |
He drove a herd of cattle once to Tassie round the beach yeah |
Oh I’m a truthful fella I was born in Broken Hill |
I’ve never told a falsehood and you bet I never will |