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Air Little Low Log Cabin in the Lane	A
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The weather had been sultry for a fortnight's time or more	B
And the shearers had been driving might and main	A
For some had got the century who'd ne'er got it before	B
And now all hands were wishing for the rain	A
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Chorus	C
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For the boss is getting rusty and the ringer's caving in	D
For his bandaged wrist is aching with the pain	A
And the second man I fear will make it hot for him	E
Unless we have another fall of rain	A
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A few had taken quarters and were coiling in their bunks	F
When we shore the six tooth wethers from the plain	A
And if the sheep get harder then a few more men will funk	G
Unless we get another fall of rain	A
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But the sky is clouding over and the thunder's muttering loud	H
And the clouds are driving eastward o'er the plain	A
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And I see the lightning flashing from the edge of yon black cloud	H
And I hear the gentle patter of the rain	A
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So lads put on your stoppers and let us to the hut	I
Where we'll gather round and have a friendly game	J
While some are playing music and some play ante up	K
And some are gazing outwards at the rain	A
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But now the rain is over let the pressers spin the screw	L
Let the teamsters back the waggons in again	M
And we'll block the classer's table by the way we'll put them through	L
For everything is merry since the rain	A
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And the boss he won't be rusty when his sheep they all are shorn	N
And the wringer's wrist won't ache much with the pain	A
Of pocketing his cheque for fifty pounds or more	B
And the second man will press him hard again	M

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