Right In Front Of The Army Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis
Rhyme Scheme: AAAABBCDCDCCCCEFGGHI CDCDJJJC KKLLMMCDCDNNNC| Where 'ave you been this week or more | A |
| 'Aven't seen you about the war' | A |
| Thought perhaps you was at the rear | A |
| Guarding the waggons What us No fear | A |
| Where have we been Why bless my heart | B |
| Where have we been since the bloomin' start | B |
| Right in the front of the army | C |
| Battling day and night | D |
| Right in the front of the army | C |
| Teaching 'em how to fight | D |
| Every separate man you see | C |
| Sapper gunner and C I V | C |
| Every one of 'em seems to be | C |
| Right in front of the army | C |
| Most of the troops to the camp had gone | E |
| When we met with a cow gun toiling on | F |
| And we said to the boys as they walked her past | G |
| Well thank goodness you're here at last | G |
| Here at last Why what d'yer mean | H |
| Ain't we just where we've always been | I |
| Right in the front of the army | C |
| Battling day and night | D |
| Right in the front of the army | C |
| Teaching'em bow to fight | D |
| Correspondents and Vets in force | J |
| Mounted foot and dismounted horse | J |
| All of them were as a matter of course | J |
| Right in the front of the army | C |
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| Old Lord Roberts will have to mind | K |
| If ever the enemy get behind | K |
| For they'll smash him up with a rear attack | L |
| Because his army has got no back | L |
| Think of the horrors that might befall | M |
| An army without any rear at all | M |
| Right in the front of the army | C |
| Battling day and night | D |
| Right in the front of the army | C |
| Teaching 'em how to fight | D |
| Swede attaches and German counts | N |
| Yeomen known as De Wet's Remounts | N |
| All of them were by their own accounts | N |
| Right in the front of the army | C |
Banjo Paterson
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