The Old Bush Songs by A. B. (Andrew Barton) Paterson
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page 31 of 126 (24%)
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Chorus Booligal, Gobarralong, Emu Flat and Jugiong. If you wish to become an ourang-outang, Then go to the bush of Australia. Of ills, enough Iâve had youâll own. And then at last, my woes to crown, One night my log house was blown down That settled us all in Australia And now of home and all bereft, The horrid spot I quickly left, Making it over by deed of gift To the savages of Australia. Chorus Booligal, Gobarralong, Emu Flat and Jugiong. If you wish to become an ourang-outang, Then go to the bush of Australia I gladly worked my passage home, And now to England back Iâve come, Determined never more to roam, At least, to the bush of Australia. And stones upon the road Iâll break, And earn my seven bob a week, |
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