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Madge
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Maggie Darrow.
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Sail straight home like an arrow
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Maggie May.
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Oh, gather round you sailor lads, and listen to my song
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Maid On Board
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I sing of a lovely maiden fair, she was fair as ever a maid
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Maid Of Fainey.
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There was a maid of Fainey, of youth and beauty bright
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Maiden's Prayer.
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I wish, I wish, I wish in vain, I wish I was a maid again
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Maiden's Prayer.
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She was a maiden young and fair
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Maids of Australia.
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One day as I strolled by the Hawkesbury Banks
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Man from Snowy River. (Standard version)
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Man from Snowy River Updated.
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Banjo used to fancy he would like to swap with Clancy
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Man Of The Earth.
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By profession and birth, I'm a man of the earth
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Manly For Oysters
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Manly for oysters
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Manly Was The Place
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Manly was the place, Monday was the day
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Maria Marten.
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Oh mother dear I am going to the red barn
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Matron's Old Fashioned Ford
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Oh my lord, Oh my lord,
Here comes matron in her Ford,
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Melancholy Jarvey
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I'm a broke down bushman, and sadly afraid
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Melbourne
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A beautiful town is Melbourne
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Melbourne Cup
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When I was young and thought I knew in racing matters a thing or two
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Melbourne Derby
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We represent the jockeys of the famous Oxenham
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Miners Dream of Home
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It is just fifty years
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Miners Dream of Home (Parody)
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It is just fifty years
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Miner's Song (f)
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On Saturday we leave at one, on Sunday we've money to burn
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McGildy Boys.
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The McGildy boys are happy, the McGildy boys are free
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Mid West Phar Lap.
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Miss Carey's Little Park
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From the wild Miss Carey made a garden
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Missionaries Mull
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I'll sing a doleful tragedy that's brought down by sinisters
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Molly Baun.
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Come all you young fellows that follow the guns
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Molly Reilly.
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I love you Molly Reilly
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Monkey Song.
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Oh monkey, my pretty monkey, come down and play with me
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Monkey's Viewpoint.
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Three monkeys sat in a coconut tree
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Moondyne Joe (f)
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Perth and Tooday goals, the Governor's son has got the gyp
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Mornington Boating Disaster
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Twas fifteen stalwart athletes, with hearts so light and gay
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Mr Eternity
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When I was a child walking down the street
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Mr Murphy
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Old Mr Murphy lives all alone
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Mr Quong Tart
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Mr Quong Tart has made a start
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Mosquitoes
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Mosquitoes - you noisy insects!
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Mount Gambier Marauders
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We are the boys, who know the ay, in cosy style to earn pay
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Morrissey & the Black.
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Here's the good health of John Morrissey, the fighter of fame
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Music Hall Ditty.
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Mussellmun.
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When the ships were all drawn out
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Musselmun's Grave.
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Where the Summer winds blow and the buttercups grow
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My Bonny Lies In Long Bay
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Judge Kelly first asked for money
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My Grandmother's Watch
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My Grandmother's watch used to hang from her sash
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My Lesson.
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I used to kill birds in my boyhood
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My Mistake.
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I studied my tables over and over, backwards and forwards too
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My Name Is Edward Kelly.
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My name is Edward Kelly I am honored vastly well
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My Old Hat.
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My Son Teddy.
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My son Teddy was tall and slim
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