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P.U. Ticket
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"I'm travelling' the loafer said; said the shearer "Say no more"
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Packer The Scab.
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He was caught in the big mine office
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Paddington Ditty
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Sister Mary bought a canary, paying cost a sigh
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Paddle Your Own Canoe
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Paddy Doyle's Boots.
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To me way, hay, hay, hay, we'll pay Paddy Doyle for his boots
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Paddy's Market On A Saturday
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You'd like to do a ramble, the fleeting hours to chase
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Paper Bag Cooking.
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Have you heard about the latest style of cooking
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Parody on Beggar's Opera
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Though the odd nose's in vogue
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Parody on Poor Old Dad
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One night I wanted for to stroll,
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Parodies on Song of Australia
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There is a land where Summer skies
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Parody on the Lancers.
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Third lady cross over and fourth lady pass
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Parson and The Clerk.
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A parson preached to his flock one day, on the sins of the human race
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People's Proper Places.
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The brewer should to Malta go
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Percy Brookfeld.
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From North, South East and West
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Percy Brookfield.
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Lament from shore to shore
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Peripatetic Philosopher
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I'm in hunger, in dirt, and in rage
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Peter Jackson & Frank Slavin
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I am crazy! And I 'm cranky and I'm mad with wild delight
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Pint Pot & Billy.
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I dined with the swells of famed Piccadilly, took tea with the swells
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Pitcairn's Island Anthem
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For I was hunger'd and ye gave me meat
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Plains of Monaro.
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Oh, oft times have I heard of the Plains of Monaro
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Poem On Boxing.
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Poor Les Darcy.
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Way down in Tennessee, there lies poor Les Darcy
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Preservation of the Aussie Male.
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The horse and mule live thirty years
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Prince Albert's Fashion
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Prince Albert's ain't in fashion now, the shearers all wear socks.
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Pull Away Cheerily
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Pull away cheerily, slow or wearily, rocking your cradles fast to and fro
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Pumping Shanty (f)
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Oh, fare you well, my own Mary Anne
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