Jimmy Dooley's Army Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: AABCCBDDBEEB FGGBHHB IIFJJFKKILLI FGGIHHI

There's a dashin' sort of boyA
Which they call his Party's JoyA
And his smile that won't come off would quite disarm yeB
And he played the leadin' handC
In the Helter Skelter BandC
Known as Jimmy Dooley's Circulating ArmyB
When the rank and file they foundD
They were marchin' round and roundD
They one and all began to act unrulyB
And the letter that he wroteE
Sure it got the Labor goatE
So we set ourselves to deal with Captain DooleyB
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ChorusF
Whill il loo High HoG
We'll all be there you knowG
The repartees and ructions they will charm yeB
And we'll see which we preferH
Is it Dooley or McGirrH
To take command of Jimmy Dooley's ArmyB
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When we're marchin' to the pollI
And we're under his controlI
We sometimes feel a trifle unsalubriousF
For by one and all 'twas saidJ
That if our objective's RedJ
To call it claret coloured makes us dubiousF
Sure the Fat Men one fine dayK
They chanced to come our wayK
And we thought that we should bate them well and troolyI
But we let them pass us byL
And not half a brick did flyL
'Twas then we tore our tickets up on DooleyI
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ChorusF
Whill il loo High HoG
We'll all be there you knowG
The repartees and ructions they will charm yeI
And we'll see which we preferH
Is it Dooley or McGirrH
To take command of Jimmy Dooley's ArmyI

Banjo Paterson



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