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There's a fellow on the station	A
He dropped in on a call	B
Just casual to stay a pleasant week	C
He's a banker's near relation	A
Strongly built and very tall	B
Not altogether destitute of cheek	C
He's a descent judge of whisky	D
And the hardest working youth	E
Who ever played a polo on a cob	F
His anecdotes are risky	D
And to tell the honest truth	E
He's waiting here until he gets a job	F
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He's waiting as I mention	A
And whene'er he says his prayers	G
Which he doesn't do as frequently as some	H
And I fear that his intention	A
Isn't quite so good as theirs	G
For he prays to God the work may never come	H
He marches with the banner	I
Of the noble unemployed	J
He mixes with the fashionable mob	F
But while he's got a tanner	I
He scorns to be decoyed	J
Where there's any chance he may get a job	F
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He's an excellent musician	A
And the song that suits him best	J
Old Stumpy is a masterpiece of art	J
'Tis a splendid composition	A
As he chucks it off his chest	J
Though there's something of a hitch about the start	J
He's an artist too in colours	G
For he painted up the boat	J
You wonder but he did so help me bob	F
And all the champion scullers	G
When once he gets afloat	J
Couldn't catch him if they offered him a job	F
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He's very unpretending	D
Most affable and kind	J
He'll take a whisky any time it suits	G
Extremely condescending	D
He really does not mind	J
He'll even when it's muddy wear your boots	G
Some think he isn't clever	I
But it's my distinct belief	K
That there's much more than they fancy in his nob	F
But he's travelling on the never	I
And will surely die of grief	K
On the day when he's compelled to take a job	F

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