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SONG TITLE FIRST LINE
Wail of a Wegetarian Oh, don't unto the diggin's come, you that object to meat
Wallaby Track. So off we went on the wallaby track, down to the Riverena
Wallop It Home. I gave her an inchy one, wollop it home, wollop it home
Wattle Flat Ram. There was a ram of Wattle Flat that had two horns of brass
Wattle Song. The bush was grey a week today
Way Me the Show to Go Home Oh way me the show to go home,
We Are the Girls We are the girls of Mont Park,
Wentworth Wentworth was potatoes and tripe
We're All Travellers We're all poor travellers, trav-trav-travellers
Whaler's Life Oh, where is the life half so jovial and free
What I Think of Australia I sing of Australia, that dear little land
What Price Glory? P
What the Melbourne Man Told the Sydney Man A Melbourne man met a Sydney man, quite casually one day
Wheezy Anna. There's a girl lives in our street, Wheezy Anna.
When Carbine Won The Cup
When Dalley Kicked the Goal there was ease in Dalley's manner as he set to kick the goal
When Johnny Comes Marching Home. When Johnny comes marching home again
When Jones' Ale Was New parody The first to come in was the Captain's wife, and she was dressed in white
When The Hardest Work is Done, Jessie Dear By the fireside he's a-snoozing, sits an old man after boozing.
When The Harvest Time Is Over, Jessie Dear. When the harvest time is over
When You Give That Tuppence Back. It is strike time in the dear old Lithgow Valley
Where The Cooler Bars Grow (f) Wrap me up in my stockwhip and blanket
Where the Parramatta River Flows Fellow workers pay attention to what I'm going to sing
Whip and the Spur. A whip and a spur, a pony to a pin
Whiskey Johnny (f) Whiskey made a fool of me
Whiskey Johnny I have whiskey in the bottle and I can't get it out
Whore's Lament. There's no lady, some people will say
Wild Colonial Boy. It was the Wild Colonial Boy, Jack Doolin was his name
Wild Colonial Boy. I knew a wild colonial boy, Jack Dowling was his name
Wild Colonial Boy. There was a wild colonial boy, Jack Doolin was his name
Will E'er Cold Water Be Forgot? Will 'e'er cold water be forgot when we sit down to dine
William Wentworth's Campaign If twixt the two ye make compare
Willie Brennan. Willie Brennan's wife was in the town, provisions for to buy
Willy Stone The Jockey. At the graveyard at Toowong, where the river rolls along
Willy Stone. Oh tell it far and wide, the lad we loved has died
Wink At Me Only With Thine Eyes Wink at me only with thine eyes and I will wink with mine
With His Old Grey Noddle. There was an old man came over for tea
Wise Old owl. A wise old owl sat on a tree
Wolgan Boys. The Wolgan Boys are happy, the Wolgan boys are free
Woolloomooloo. Now then, I happened to be born on a very frosty morn
Woolloomooloo W double O L double O L double O L double O
Woolloomooloo Chant Johnny and Jane, Jack and Tom, up Butler's Stairs to W'loo
Woolloomooloo ditty It's a long way to Woolloomooloo, it's a long way to go
Woolloomooloo Near Sydney Town there's a place of renown
World is Now Turned Upside-down The World is now turned upside-down
Wrap Me Up In My Old Flying Jacket. Wrap me up in my old flying jacket
Wreck of the 'Dunbar' Fierce blows the gale, and high the waves are tossed
Wreck of the John Tayleur You feeling hearted Christians, attend both young and old
Wreck of the Steamship 'London' 'Twas on the sixth moon of the year,
Wreck of the Stirling Castle Ye mariners and landsmen all, pray listen while I relate

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