The Wallaby Brigade Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: ABBC D EFGC HIJC F KCLC F MCNC F OCPC F

You often have been told of regiments brave and boldA
But we are the bravest in the landB
We're called the Tag rag Band and we rally in QueenslandB
We are members of the Wallaby BrigadeC
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ChorusD
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Tramp tramp tramp across the bordersE
The swagmen are rolling up I seeF
When the shearing's at an end we'll go fishing in a bendG
Then hurrah for the Wallaby BrigadeC
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When you are leaving camp you must ask some brother trampH
If there are any jobs to be hadI
Or what sort of a shop that station is to stopJ
For a member of the Wallaby BrigadeC
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Chorus Tramp tramp tramp cF
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You ask me if they want men you ask for rations thenK
If they don't stump up a warning should be madeC
To teach them better sense why Set fire to their fenceL
Is the war cry of the Wallaby BrigadeC
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Chorus Tramp tramp tramp cF
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The squatters thought us done when they fenced in all their runM
But a prettier mistake they never madeC
You've only to sport your dover and knock a monkey overN
There's cheap mutton for the Wallaby BrigadeC
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Chorus Tramp tramp tramp cF
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Now when the shearing's in our harvest will beginO
Our swags for a spell down will be laidC
But when our cheques are drank we will join the Tag rag rankP
Limeburners in the Wallaby BrigadeC
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Chorus Tramp tramp tramp cF

Banjo Paterson (andrew Barton)



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