| P.U. Ticket # |
"I'm travelling' the loafer said; said the shearer "Say no more" |
| Packer The Scab. |
He was caught in the big mine office |
| Paddington Ditty # |
Sister Mary bought a canary, paying cost a sigh |
| Paddle Your Own Canoe |
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| Paddy Doyle's Boots. |
To me way, hay, hay, hay, we'll pay Paddy Doyle for his boots |
| Paddy's Market On A Saturday # |
You'd like to do a ramble, the fleeting hours to chase |
| Paper Bag Cooking. |
Have you heard about the latest style of cooking |
| Parody on Beggar's Opera # |
Though the odd nose's in vogue |
| Parody on Poor Old Dad |
One night I wanted for to stroll, |
| Parodies on Song of Australia |
There is a land where Summer skies |
| Parramatta School Song # |
We're a band of happy high school children [1935] |
| Parody on the Lancers. |
Third lady cross over and fourth lady pass |
| Parson and The Clerk. # |
A parson preached to his flock one day, on the sins of the human race |
| People's Proper Places. |
The brewer should to Malta go |
| Percy Brookfeld. |
From North, South East and West |
| Percy Brookfield. |
Lament from shore to shore |
| Peripatetic Philosopher # |
I'm in hunger, in dirt, and in rage |
| Peter Jackson & Frank Slavin # |
I am crazy! And I 'm cranky and I'm mad with wild delight |
| Pint Pot & Billy. |
I dined with the swells of famed Piccadilly, took tea with the swells |
| Pitcairn's Island Anthem |
For I was hunger'd and ye gave me meat |
| Plains of Monaro. |
Oh, oft times have I heard of the Plains of Monaro |
| Poem On Boxing. |
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| Popeye # |
I'm Popeye the sailor man |
| Poor Les Darcy. |
Way down in Tennessee, there lies poor Les Darcy |
| Preservation of the Aussie Male. |
The horse and mule live thirty years |
| Prince Albert's Fashion |
Prince Albert's ain't in fashion now, the shearers all wear socks. |
| Pull Away Cheerily |
Pull away cheerily, slow or wearily, rocking your cradles fast to and fro |
| Pumping Shanty (f) |
Oh, fare you well, my own Mary Anne |