| Ta Ra Ra Boom Decay # |
Marvellous Melbourne, once so grand |
| Ta Ra Ra Boom Dee Ay # |
I've been reading people's views, of the high and lofty muse |
| Tailing a Kangaroo # |
Bill Swiggen and myself were bushed up in the mallee scrub, |
Take Me Back To Bendigo # |
With a ting a ling a ling, you could hear the shovels ring |
| Take Me Down The Harbour # |
Now Gertie's a girl, a sweet little pearl, |
| Take this Sausage To My Mother # |
Take this sausage to my mother far across the deep blue sea |
| Tambaroora Ted # |
Sure, I'm just about to cut out for the Lachlan |
| Tarara (Land) Boom Decay |
Marvelous Melbourne, once so grand |
| Tattooed Lady. |
I paid a franc to see, a fair tattooed lad-y |
| Temperance |
two women sat at the washing tub, for many hours they stood |
| Temperance ditty |
See the havoc drink is working, everywhere the danger lurking |
| Ten Little Kanaka Boys |
Ten little Kanaka boys were upending pine |
| Ten Thousand Miles Away. |
Sing Ho for a brave and a gallant ship |
| Ten Thousand Miles Away # |
Singing oh for a brave and a gallant barque |
| The Black Velvet Band. |
Twas in the city of London |
| The Bogan. |
I was traveling down the Bogan where the scrub is thick and dense |
| The 'Bundaberg' # |
The smoke went up the chimney stack, |
| The Caissons Go Rolling # |
Over hill, over dale, you can see a dusty trail, |
| The Day That I Played Football # |
My name is O'Hooligan, I'm a man that's influential |
| The Depression. |
I'm only an old relief worker, I haven't much of a life |
| The Dream. |
For one evening as late as I rambled |
| The Drover's Dream. |
One night when droving sheep |
| The Feeding Track # |
Married and single they travel about |
| The Football Premiership # |
Ah! Who'll be the premiers? Yes, that is the question |
| The Hallelujah Band # |
I was an artful dodger once, but now you'll understand |
| The Irish. |
Oh, Irishmen, Irishmen, bow down your heads |
| The Kelly Gang. |
Come all you men with feeling, with regret I do unfold. |
| The Kennedy Men |
The northernmost part of bonnie Queensland |
| The Kelly Gang. |
Come all you men with feeling, with regret I do unfold. |
| The Kerosene Caper # |
I'll sing a doleful yarn, my boys, of Sam, the Hebrew sinister |
| The King Street Swell and the Domain Tramp |
let people say whate'er they may - of broadcloth and who wears it. |
| The 'Lolita' # |
The 'Lolita' she was cruising round just by the eastern gate |
| The ballad seller |
Here are catches, songs and glees |
| The Lammermuir (f) |
A fortnight's stand she got ö but The Orient overhauled her |
| The Land Army Girls # |
The Land Army girls are happy, |
| The Little Brown Stone Jug # |
My mates and me go all alone |
| The Luggage Van Ahead. |
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| The Maid of Richmond Ferry # |
Near Richmond Flat there lives a maid |
| The Miner. |
The miner he goes and he changes his clothes |
| The Miner's Dream Of Home # |
It is ten weary years since I left England's shore |
| The Next One In. |
The next one in was a sailor's wife and she was dressed in green |
| The Old Bark Hut |
My name is Bob the swagman, before you all I stand |
| The Old Folks at Home # |
'Way down bends de Yarra ribber |
| The Pushes That Ride In A Tram # |
Now, when the football season in |
| The Sabraon (f) |
From the sight of dirty gutters, from a town without a drain |
| The Sailor's Lament. |
A man came to his home one night |
| The Scab |
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| The Social Hop # |
I took my girl to a dance one night, it was a social hop. |
| The Song of the Thrush # |
Years ago in the wilds of Australia |
| The Sunshine Railway Disaster |
If those trains had only run |
| The Sydney Exhibition # |
From east and west, and. south and north |
| The Tramp # |
How many men there are, who ride in fortune's car |
| The Transport |
The sails are spread, the anchor's weighed |
| The Yongala. |
And no one knew of the danger |
| There Once Was An Indian Maid. |
There once was an Indian maid |
| There They Go Again. |
There they are, there they are, there they go again |
| There Was a Battle to be Won # |
We're marching along with a smile and a song, |
| They Can't Hurt Paddy's Market (By Changing Its name) # |
They can't hurt Paddy's Market by changing its name |
| This Bit Of The world Belongs To Us |
Jonathan has visited the lonely kangaroo |
| This Little Piggy. |
This little piggy went to market |
| Three Little Mice. |
I'll tell you the story of three little mice |
| Thunderbolt (f) |
Bushranger Thunderbolt makes a good haul, |
| Tiddly Winks. |
Tiddly winks old bean, have you ever seen a queen |
| Timber Cutter's Curse. |
Oh, chew your cud, you piece of mud |
| Timber Cutter's Ditty. |
Cut that pole, fell that tree |
| To Manly(and other places) |
I went down to Manly one day feeling happy |
| To Queensland (f) |
Good friends, adieu! I'm shortly sailing |
| To the North, To the North. |
To the North, To the North |
| To the West! To the Land of the Free!! # |
To the west! to the west! to the land of the free |
| Toast To Beef. |
Here's to the bull that roams in the wood |
| Toast To Those Who Love Us. |
Here's to those that love us |
| Toast to Us. |
Here's to you as good as you are |
| Tombstone |
it wasn't roomatiz or growt |
| Tommy Corrigan. |
Come friends just listen to me, and a story I will tell |
| Tony On Da Farm. |
I damn fulla de Queensland, your country verra dry |
| Toor-Ral, Li-Ooral, Li-Addity # |
Farewell to old England for ever, |
| Toowoomba Beer. |
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| Toowoomba. |
Toowoomba,Toowoomba, I love you |
| To Wed |
To wed or not to wed, that is the question |
| Trafalgar Bay. |
It was in Trafalgar Bay, we saw the foemen lay |
| Tramp. |
Just let me sit down for a moment |
| Trap, Trap! # |
I'm a Melbourne peeler, and daily walks my beat |
| Tumbarumba. |
He looked for work at muster time, we tried him as a rider. |
| Twelve New Wonders of the World # |
I saw Port Jackson, northward of the Line |
| Twinkle and Bell |
Twinkle twinkle, little bell, welcome note our fears to quell |
| Two Bad Mutton Pies # |
Take a careful look at me |
| Two Little Girls in Blue # |
An old man gazed on a document given to him by a census taker. |
| Two Little Girls in Uniform # |
Two little girls in overalls, |
Two Professional Hums # |
Come all you jovial fellows and listen to my song |