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It's grand to be a squatter	A
And sit upon a post	B
And watch your little ewes and lambs	C
A giving up the ghost	B
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It's grand to be a cockie	D
With wife and kids to keep	E
And find an all wise Providence	F
Has mustered all your sheep	E
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It's grand to be a Western man	G
With shovel in your hand	H
To dig your little homestead out	I
From underneath the sand	H
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It's grand to be a shearer	A
Along the Darling side	J
And pluck the wool from stinking sheep	E
That some days since have died	J
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It's grand to be a rabbit	K
And breed till all is blue	L
And then to die in heaps because	M
There's nothing left to chew	L
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It's grand to be a Minister	A
And travel like a swell	N
And tell the Central District folk	D
To go to Inverell	N
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It's grand to be a socialist	O
And lead the bold array	P
That marches to prosperity	Q
At seven bob a day	P
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It's grand to be unemployed	R
And lie in the Domain	S
And wake up every second day	P
And go to sleep again	T
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It's grand to borrow English tin	U
To pay for wharves and docks	V
And then to find it isn't in	U
The little money box	V
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It's grand to be a democrat	W
And toady to the mob	X
For fear that if you told the truth	Y
They'd hunt you from your job	X
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It's grand to be a lot of things	Z
In this fair Southern land	H
But if the Lord would send us rain	S
That would indeed be grand	H

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