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Off to Philadelphia
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At a Band of Hope excursion
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Off To The Shearing
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The shearing time has come again, and men on bike and horse
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Old Apple Tree.
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In the shade of the old apple tree, a beautiful made bent to pee
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Old Bob Ridley
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Oh! White folks, I will sing you a ditty,
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Old Bullock Dray.
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Oh, the shearing is all over and the wool is coming down
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Old Bullock Dray.
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Now the shearing is all over and the wool is coming down
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Old Dad (f)
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Oh, my old daddy, he went for a swim
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Old Glory.
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He had come to Neumerella in the drought of '98
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Old House On The Same Old Street.
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Old Ireland Free.
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They say we are going to freedom
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Old Macquarie.
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Noah he built himself an ark
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Old Melbourne Ditty
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Old Jimmy Brooks and his troopers so tall
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Old Oak Tree Murder.
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Dark was the night, cold blew the blast and quietly fell the rain
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Old Rustic Bridge By The Mill.
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Old Folks At Home
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way down bends the Yarra Ribber, not far away
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Old Ship of Mine
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So goodbye Old Ship of mine
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Old Slow Go.
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Olden Duff
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Once more we sit beside the silver cover
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O'Loughlin.
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O'Loughlin is a citizen of credit and renown
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One Big Industrial Union
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The good old red book, boys, we'll sing
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Only a Girl In Uniform
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I'm only a girl in a uniform,
A pitiful sight to see.
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Only A Leaf.
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It's only a leaf
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Only One More Drink.
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Only one more drink said the hardy bushman
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'Orror upon 'orror 'ead
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A story I'll tell without any flam, in Sydney there lived a fast young man.
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Ossie Eyre
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My name is Ossie Eyre I'm the leader of the band
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Our Captain (f)
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We were all hearty seamen, no colds did we fear
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Our Dirty Second Floor
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there's a low-back public at the corner of the street
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Our Jack's Come Home Today
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Our Jack's come out of quod to-day, to Pentridge he has been
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Our Little Ships.
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Heave ho! A cheer for our ships.
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Our New Bank.
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In Whitemark's fair city
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Our Own Importance.
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Sometimes when you're feeling important
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Out On The Downs.
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Picture a home on the Darling Downs
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Outward Bound
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We are outward bound for Nelson Town
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