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Old Mate In the gusty old weather	A
When our hopes and our troubles were new	B
In the years spent in wearing out leather	A
I found you unselfish and true	B
I have gathered these verses together	A
For the sake of our friendship and you	B
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You may think for awhile and with reason	C
Though still with a kindly regret	D
That I've left it full late in the season	C
To prove I remember you yet	D
But you'll never judge me by their treason	C
Who profit by friends and forget	D
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I remember Old Man I remember	A
The tracks that we followed are clear	E
The jovial last nights of December	A
The solemn first days of the year	E
Long tramps through the clearings and timber	A
Short partings on platform and pier	E
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I can still feel the spirit that bore us	F
And often the old stars will shine	G
I remember the last spree in chorus	F
For the sake of that other Lang Syne	G
When the tracks lay divided before us	F
Your path through the future and mine	G
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Through the frost wind that cut like whip lashes	H
Through the ever blind haze of the drought	I
And in fancy at times by the flashes	H
Of light in the darkness of doubt	I
I have followed the tent poles and ashes	J
Of camps that we moved further out	I
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You will find in these pages a trace of	K
That side of our past which was bright	L
And recognise sometimes the face of	K
A friend who has dropped out of sight	L
I send them along in the place of	K
The letters I promised to write	L

Henry Lawson

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