Somewhere Up In Queensland Poem Rhyme Scheme

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He's somewhere up in Queensland	A
The old folks used to say	B
He s somewhere up in Queensland	A
The people say to day	B
But Somewhere up in Queensland	A
That uncle used to know	C
That filled our hearts with wonder	D
Seems vanished long ago	C
He s gone to Queensland droving	C
The old folks used to say	B
He s gone to Queensland droving	C
The people say to day	B
But gone to Queensland droving	C
Might mean in language plain	E
He follows stock in buggies	F
And gets supplies by train	E
	-
He s knocking round in Queensland	A
The old folks used to say	B
He s gone to Queensland roving	C
His sweetheart says to day	B
But gone to Queensland roving	C
By mighty plain and scrub	G
Might mean he drives a motor car	H
For Missus Moneygrub	G
	-
He s looking for new country	I
The old folks used to say	B
Our boy has gone exploring	C
Fond parents say to day	B
Exploring out in Queensland	A
Might only mean to some	J
He s salesman in the drapery	I
Of a bush emporium	J
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To somewhere up in Queensland	A
Went Tom and Ted and Jack	C
From somewhere up in Queensland	A
The dusty cheques come back	C
From somewhere up in Queensland	A
Brown drovers used to come	J
And someone up in Queensland	A
Kept many a southern home	K
	-
Somewhere up in Queensland	A
How many black sheep roam	K
Who never write a letter	D
And never think of home	K
For someone up in Queensland	A
How many a mother spoke	C
For someone up in Queensland	A
How many a girl s heart broke	C

Henry Lawson

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