Saltbush Bill, J. P. by A. B. (Andrew Barton) Paterson
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And grown with scrub and such;
Of course the track to Hogan's ain't A road that's travelled much. But turn and run the tracks along For half a mile or more, And then, of course, you can't go wrong -- You're right at Hogan's door. When first you come to Hogan's gate He mightn't show, perhaps; He's pretty sure to plant and wait To see it ain't the traps. I wouldn't call it good enough To let your horses out; There's some that's pretty extra rough Is livin' round about. It's likely if your horses did Get feedin' near the track, It's goin' to cost at least a quid Or more to get them back. So, if you find they're off the place, It's up to you to go And flash a quid in Hogan's face -- He'll know the blokes that know. But listen, if you're feelin' dry, |
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