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She's not like an empress	A
And crowned with raven hair	B
She is not pert an bonny	C
Nor winsome wee an fair	B
But when a man s in trouble	D
And darkest shadows fall	E
She s just a little woman	F
I d back against them all	E
I d back against them all	E
When friends on rocks are hurled	G
Oh she s the little woman	F
I d back against the world	G
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She has her little temper	H
As all the world can know	I
When things are running smoothly	C
She sometimes lets it go	I
But when the sea is stormy	C
And clouds are like a pall	J
Oh she s the little woman	F
I d back against them all	E
	-
I d back against the world	G
When darkest shadows fall	E
Oh she s the little woman	F
I d back against them all	E
	-
She s had to stand at business	K
Till she was fit to drop	L
She has to count the pennies	M
When she goes to the shop	L
She has no land or terrace	K
Nor money in the bank	N
And save what s in her ownself	O
No influence nor rank	N
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No influence nor rank	N
While darker shadows fall	E
Oh she s a little woman	F
I d back against them all	E
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It will not last for ever	H
As old time goes his rounds	P
Where now she counts the pennies	M
She yet shall count the pounds	P
And those who laugh to see her	H
Or pass her unawares	Q
Shall stand beside her motor car	R
And bow her up the stairs	Q
	-
And bow her up the stairs	Q
When foes on rocks are hurled	G
For she s the little woman	F
I ll back against the world	G
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Or may I slave in prisons	S
In mental misery	C
And no one write a letter	H
And no one visit me	C
And may I rot with paupers	T
A ditch without a stone	U
My work be never quoted	V
And my grave be never known	U
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My work be never quoted	V
When friends on rocks are hurled	G
Ah she s a little woman	F
I d back against the world	G

Henry Lawson

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