| Tall and freckled and sandy
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| Face of a country lout;
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| This was the picture of Andy
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| Middleton’s Rouseabout
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| Type of a coming nation
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| In the land of cattle and sheep
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| He worked on Middleton’s station
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| For a pound a week and his keep
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| On Middleton’s wide dominions
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| Plied the stockwhip and shears;
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| Had he er hadn’t any opinions
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| Had he hadn’t any ideas'
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| Swiftly the years went over
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| And liquor and drought prevailed;
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| And Middleton, he went as a drover, you know
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| After his station had failed
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| Instrumental
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| (whoa whoa whoa)
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| Type of a careless nation
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| Men who are soon played out
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| Middleton was: and so his station
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| Bought by the Rouseabout
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| Now flourishing beard and sandy
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| He’s tall, he’s robust and stout;
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| Yes this is the picture of Andy, you know
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| Middleton’s Rouseabout
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| And now on his own dominions
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| He works with his overseers;
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| And he still hasn’t any opinions
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| He hasn’t any ideas |