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He came from quot further out quot	A
That land of fear and drought	A
And dust and gravel	B
He got a touch of sun	C
And rested at the run	C
Until his cure was done	C
And he could travel	B
When spring had decked the plain	D
He flitted off again	E
As flit the swallows	F
And from that western land	A
When many months were spanned	A
A letter came to hand	A
Which read as follows	F
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quot Dear Sir I take my pen	E
In hopes that all their men	E
And you are hearty	A
You think that I've forgot	A
Your kindness Mr Scott	A
Oh no dear sir I'm not	A
That sort of party	A
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quot You sometimes bet I know	G
Well now you'll have a show	G
The 'books' to frighten	C
Up here at Wingadee	A
Young Billy Fife and me	A
We're training Strife and he	A
Is a all right un	C
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quot Just now we're running byes	F
But sir first time he tries	F
I'll send you word of	H
And running 'on the crook'	I
Their measures we have took	I
It is the deadest hook	I
You ever heard of	H
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quot So when we lets him go	I
Why then I'll let you know	I
And you can have a show	I
To put a mite on	J
Now sir my leave I'll take	I
Yours truly William Blake	I
P S Make no mistake	I
He's a all right un	C
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	-
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By next week's Riverine	C
I saw my friend had been	C
A bit too cunning	I
I read quot The racehorse Strife	K
And jockey William Fife	K
Disqualified for life	K
Suspicious running quot	A
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But though they spoilt his game	L
I reckon all the same	L
I fairly ought to claim	L
My friend a white un	C
For though he wasn't straight	A
His deeds would indicate	A
His heart at any rate	A
Was quot a all right un quot	A

Banjo Paterson

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