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We sailed out from Southampton one bitter winter's day,
Up and down the bumpy waves of stormy Biscay Bay ,
I walked the decks with rosy cheeks in freezing rain and blow
My family feeling seasick in the cabin down below.

Chorus: Aurelia, Aurelia, sailing to Australia ,
Sailing to Australia - halfway across the world .

We travelled ever southwards & we came to calmer seas,
Watched the washing drying in the Mediterranean breeze,
Standing by the rail all day, I drank in what I saw -
I'd never seen a sea so blue, or any foreign shore.

A brilliant Port Said sunset, a palm tree silhouette,
Suez and then Aden – a long way to go yet.
Next the Indian Ocean – old salts now on the foam
Crossing the equator, Christmas far from home.

6 weeks at sea, long days of sun and nights of alien stars,
The scent of eucalyptus, blue smoke seen from afar,
I loved our ship, I loved the sea, but now our trip was done,
And as Aurelia sailed away … a new life had begun.

Words: PENNY DAVIES, Music: ROGER ILOTT Copyright 2007 Restless Music APRA/AMCOS

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GOODBYE TO YOUR SCHOOLDAYS

It doesn't seem so long ago that you were just a child.
You've made us laugh, you've made us cry, but mostly made us smile.

You changed our lives, you filled our days, you've questioned “how” and “why”,
your schooldays done, the time has flown, it's time for you to fly.

Chorus: It's all the highs & lows you've surfed that make this moment sweet,
It's goodbye to your schooldays - tThe world is at your feet.

We've walked with you and carried you up hills that were too steep,
We played and played the whole day through - then put you off to sleep.
We read you books, we sang you songs, we watched for shooting stars,
We helped you with your homework - now we let you drive the car.
Ch:

We've walked the road along with you, our daughters and our sons,
And as you take this giant step we're proud of what you've done.
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The songs above can be found on the CD MOON CALLER along with the following other titles : She's Like A Tree; Four Horsemen; Circle Game; Crazy Weather; O'Mara's Front Verandah; The Goldfield; Wet Season Blues; Song Of The Artesian Water; Pte. Herbert Thomas Scard; Must Have Been The Moon; Armstrong; Peaceful; Storm King Jam..

From BIG WATER - PENNY DAVIES & ROGER ILOTT (RM100CD)

TURN THE WORLD AROUND

Dozers roar in shanty towns - Homes and dreams come crashing down. Bombs in cars – could be your town.
Turn the world around.

Kids in camps in the desert sun Wondering what on earth they've done. Wars are fought that can't be won -
Turn the world around.

Chorus: Turn, turn, turn again! Turn the world around again.
Turn, turn, turn again! Turn the world around.

Refugees out on the sea – People just like you and me. All they want is to be free -
Turn the world around.

Some send ships out into space. Some would end the human race. Before we sink without a trace -
Turn the world around.

Greedy men, world trading deals - Hunting whales and clubbing seals - Furry coats and gourmet meals.
Turn the world around.

Checkpoints and dividing walls, Motors run and forests fall - This tiny world sustains us all.
Turn the whole world round.

Change is now – it just can't wait - It's time for love, and not for hate. Time for peace – it's not too late.
Turn the world around.

Chorus: They built me up, they broke me down,
I'm Werris Creek, the railway town,
They broke me down, but I came back,
And better days are down the track.

1. A railway camp beside the creek, growing quickly week by week,
Laying rails and sleepers down, soon became a railway town.

2. Warragundi looms above a little town her people love,
A station built in '79, the jewel of the northern line .
Ch
3. Tracks branched out on every side, her station was a place of pride,
Railway families flourished here in the train of passing years

4. Now people flock to ride the rails, hear railway workers tell their tales
Of days when railways crossed the land and people worked with heart and hand .
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5. Let sense and sanity prevail to bring again the days of rail,
So towns who've seen the railways go, like Werris Creek will live and grow.

Words: PENNY DAVIES, Music: ROGER ILOTT © 2005 Restless Music APRA/AMCOS

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It was 1975 – though it seems like yesterday -
Playing at French's Tavern, and on 2 Double J,
We were like brothers - working in a band,
Driving all round Sydney in our Kombi vans.

Laying down tracks at Albert's and the ABC,
The Limerick Castle soon became our scene.
We had vision, we had dreams,
The world was ours, or so it seemed.

Who was right – who was wrong? Some heard the sound, some heard the song.
Like Byrds we flew, thought we were strong, Who was right – who was wrong?

Folk, rock and country – we made ‘em all our sound,
Rusty Dusty Brothers were the talk of the town.
We made the news in Rolling Stone,
Thought that we could make it all on our own.

But times were changing – for some of us too slow.
Who could decide the best way to go?

Some wanted to fly, some wanted fame,
Some just played the music, some played the game.

It was 1977 – though it seems like yesterday.
Somehow the years have flown away.
The band broke up, we all moved on,
The sound had changed - so had the song.

Words & Music: ROGER ILOTT
© 2004 Restless Music APRA/AMCOS

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BIG WATER

Chorus: Away, away, down the river for me -
Set me adrift on the Murrumbidgee.
Away, away, down the river for me -
Set me adrift on the Murrumbidgee .

The Severn is flooding, the Todd is bone dry, the Murray 's great tears tickle saltily by.
The Mitchell flows swiftly ‘round Billy Goat Bend, bBut on the Big Water your troubles will end.

Burke River is sandy, the Burdekin's deep, a boat on the Darling will rock you to sleep.
The Thompson at dawn wears her mist like a veil, but on the Big Water your heart will set sail.

Sweet Mary is muddy, she flows through the cane, the Hawkesbury River is spangled with rain,
The Snowy is cold with the thaw in the spring, but on the Big Water your spirit will sing!

The northern storms are bountiful for Nature's brimming cup
When Huey sends the rain drops down, the Cooper laps it up.
The landscape has a shining face so celebrate the scene -
The kangaroos are spotless, the goannas nice and clean.

Chorus : The Cooper's coming down, the Cooper's coming down,
The pelicans will muster when the Cooper's coming down.

I grow a little weary of the city's frantic theme,
And I feel a sudden yearning for a river reach's gleam.
I will pack my swag and hasten from this petrol-fuming town
And go dancing with the brolgas when the Cooper's coming down.

Chorus : The Cooper's coming down, the Cooper's coming down,
I'll go dancing with the brolgas when the Cooper's coming down.

Words: MAX FATCHEN Music: ROGER ILOTT Copyright 2006 Restless Music APRA/AMCOS

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THE HUMPBACK WHALE (original title Ballina Whalers)

Chorus: Hey, all you whaling men - come on! The harpoon's time has come and gone.
Leave your whaling gear on shore and fish the humpback whale no more.

The wind comes up in the restless bay - Listen to the wind.
It blows the beach umbrellas away - Listen to the wind.

It blusters, swirls and whirls and beats, tosses the hair on the heads it meets,
Drives the folk from the seafront seats - Listen to the wind.

There's a spit of rain and a splash of spray - Listen to the wind.
The windows mist at the takeaway - Listen to the wind.

The sand swirls up in a cloud of grit, and dims the signs that are neon lit;
The dogs go home and the seagulls sit - Listen to the wind.

The jetty moves with a shudder and shake - Listen to the wind.
It's then you know the sea's awake - Listen to the wind.

The waves all wear their whitest caps, and break in watery thunderclaps,
Old fishermen head for their armchair naps - Listen to the wind.

The night has clouds that smudge the stars - Listen to the wind.
It drowns the sound of the passing cars - Listen to the wind.

I'm glad I'm warm and safe and dry, because, they say, when the wind is high
The spirits of sailors moan and cry - Listen to the wind.

Great Grandad came with his family here - bought land at The Summit in the tin mining years,
With horse teams he travelled the rough stony track, seven days to Toowoomba and seven days back.

Grandad grew up and cleared the bush block, he pulled out the stumps and he blew up the rock,
With nectarines, apricots, temperate fruit, created an orchard where a family took root.

Now I'm pushing it down - the work of his hands; Pushing it down - the fruit of the land;
Pushing it down - it's not what he planned; Ah, I'm pushing it down.

When Grandad died Dad took on the farm, through many good seasons I was his right arm
But the weather was changing - it brought us to tears; Nineteen hailstorms in 23 years.

Now I'm pushing it down - the work of our hands; Pushing it down - the fruit of our land;
Pushing it down - it's not what we planned; Ah, I'm pushing it down.

The throb of the dozer, my hammering heart, the sound of the blade as it tears me apart;
Bad weather, bad prices and no subsidies - the only thing left is to bulldoze the trees.

My children don't need to carry this load. Why work as a farmer? It's a bloody hard road.
Before we go under, before we all drown, I'm cutting the ties and I'm pushing it down.

Now I'm pushing it down - the work of my hands; Pushing it down - the fruit of the land;
Pushing it down - it's not what I planned; Ah, I'm pushing it down.

Back to the sea again, Johnny, back to the sea-bitten piles,
With a spinning head and a guts like lead,
With a gin-soaked body and tangling tread,
Back where the water smiles – Back to the sea again, Johnny.

Back to the sea again, Johnny, back to the coal-grimed tramp,
To the fo'c'sle foul with a sickened soul
To the Liverpool Irishman like a ghoul,
To the blankets thin and damp – Back to the sea again, Johnny.

Back to the sea again, Johnny, back to the sickening swell,
(To scrape and chip to the lift and dip,
In the greasy bilge of a vagabond ship
Is a close approach to Hell.) – Back to the sea again, Johnny .

Pay for your sins at sea, Johnny, pay for your sins afloat,
Hand and heave and reef and reeve,
Steer and serve and clear the sheave
When the halliard chokes the throat - Back to the sea again, Johnny.

Back to the beach again, Johnny, back to the booze ashore,
Where the swing-doors grin to lure you in
And you pass right out on poison gin
Then wake and drink some more - Then, back to the sea again, Johnny.

The granite rocks are silent in the blue grey haze of trees,
Wildflowers bloom and forests toss their branches on the breeze.
Summer shines on droughty hills when days are hot and dry,
Where ti-tree scented waters flow and flickering swallows fly.

The trees are ghostly shadows when the moon is on the wane,
They shimmer in the sunlight and they glisten in the rain.
The full moon shines her lantern over every rock and hill,
When winds have died at evening time and all the trees are still.

Chorus: The hills and rocks of home, warming in the sun,
Shining in the moonlight - they'll be there when I come.

The frosty air cuts sharp and cold in icy morning light,
Winter nights are velvet dark and galaxies are bright.
Seasons flow around the rocks and scarcely leave a trace,
And every rugged hill of home is like a loved-one's face.

The granite rocks are silent in the blue grey haze of trees,
Wildflowers bloom and forests toss their branches on the breeze,
Sunset's flaming colours and the rosy light of dawn
Still paint the hills and rocks of home – the place where I was born.

The blowers of whistles, the man in the van,
Those who maintained tracks where ever trains ran;
The "refresh" girls, the shunters, station staff as well,
Porters on the platform who often rang a bell;

The station master who, in a manner most regal,
Surveys his domain with the eye of an eagle.
Signalmen pulling levers, "clunk", to make the road,
Or sounding "train arrival" in that curious bell code;

Train examiners 'neath the cars, adjusting the slack,
A job with much crawling - and it's hard on your back;
Those in the workshops and in loco sheds grimy,
Who kept the rolling stock running - be it old or new and shiny -

The crossing keepers - men (and women too),
Who once tended the gates to let the trains through;
The linesmen whose job involved climbing a pole,
The god we crews all served - the man at "control";
Apologies to others that I may have forgotten
It's been a long time, and my memory's rotten,

But I'll never forget, deep down in my heart,
That in my young days, I once was a part
Of that great railway family, whose toil, hopes and fears
Kept Victoria 's railways running - one hundred and fifty years.

The songs above can be found on the CD BIG WATER along with the following covers: The Angler (Gary Brooker), Ballina Whalers (The Humpback Whale - Harry Robertson), The Magpies Said (Dennis Glover/John Broomhall) and Turn! Turn! Turn (Pete Seeger/Ecclesiastes).

From JUST A BIT OF QUARTZ - PENNY DAVIES & ROGER ILOTT (RM087 CD)

STAY ON SHORE
I will anchor one day - one shimmering day
Of heat haze, grey smoke and breeze,
And unburden myself of my treasures
Beneath the blue eucalypt trees.
The seas of my youth, the sapphires and shells,
I'll bury them there in the sand.
I'll keep a blue stone to remember them by
And I'll wear it upon my right hand.

Chorus: And all my sails I'll furl and stow
And I'll say goodbye to the crew,
And on the sea no more I'll go,
But stay on shore with you.

The islands and reefs and the tropical moon,
The jewels that I found on my way,
I'll scatter them all on my homecoming shore
For the waves to take as they may.

Chorus and Repeat verse 1

Words: PENNY DAVIES, Music: ROGER ILOTT Copyright 2001 Restless Music APRA/AMCOS

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THE INJUNE RAILWAY

Chorus: 60 miles to Roma, it takes you half a day,
It took four years to build, but theyre closin' it today

Cattle, sheep, wool & timber, cream & pumpkins, people too,
For years the locos hauled the trains, at 20 miles an hour they flew!
Traveling with the season's produce - 9 bob is what you pay
Over five hours to Roma on the Injune Railway

Chorus

Out through Komine and Kooragan, stop at half a dozen gates
Fireman opens, guard'll close'em - every time the train just waits.
Slow across the timber bridges - Gum Gully's many spans.
60 miles of railway line, 4 years work for many hands.

Chorus

Over creeks and over gullies crossing roads and stations too
The track was laid by 1920 - 300 in the crew.
Up and down the track from Roma with freight of different kinds
The steam trains ran on the Injune branch line.

Chorus

New Year's Eve, '66, as the last train pulls away.
Nearly 50 years they ran - therell be no train on New Year's Day.
Goodbye Minka, Ona Ona,
Alicker and Yingerbay,
Goodbye Kingull, Blue Lagoon - goodbye Injune railway.

Chorus

Words: PENNY DAVIES Music: ROGER ILOTT Copyright 2001 Restless Music APRA/AMCOS

These songs can be found on the CD JUST A BIT OF QUARTZ along with the following other titles: Dont Let The Murray Run Dry, 60 Miles from Cunninghams Gap, The Light of the Star, My Old Dog And I, The Western Mail, A Nautical Yarn, The Net, Plastic Container Of Plonk, The Long Haul, Love is a Lifeline, The Listening Land, Frost On The Wattle, Just A Bit Of Quartz, Sow the Seeds of Love, Stardust

WHERE THE CANE FIRES BURN
I've wandered east, I've wandered west,
From the Hamersley Range to the Snowy Crest,
From the Lachlan Plains to the Broken Hill,
But my heart's at the Johnstone River still.
Now the time has come when I must return
Where the vine scrub grows and the cane fires burn.
Where the vine scrub grows and the cane fires burn.

By the Yarra now the cold rain falls
And the wind is bleak from the Bass Strait squalls,
I stand and wonder in the chill
Has the season started at Mulgrave Mill?
For Autumn comes and I must return
Where the harvesters chug and the trash fires burn -
Where the harvesters chug and the trash fires burn.

The smog is thick and stings the eye
Where the Harbour Bridge fills half the sky
And the sirens wail through Sydney town....
But I dream of Tully when the sun goes down
Where the rainforest covers the hills with green
The cane grows tall and the air is clean -
The cane grows tall and the air is clean.

I've been wandering South and West
On land and sea, but the north is best.
Now Autumn comes with its hint of snows
And I must follow where the egret goes
To watch the evening's first faint star
From Flying Fish Point or Yarrabah-
From Flying Fish Point or Yarrabah.

Words & Music: BILL SCOTT Copyright 1999 Restless Music APRA/AMCOS

HEY RAIN

CHORUS: Hey rain, rain comin' down
On the cane, on the roofs of the town.

There's rain on me hands and rain on me face,
Oh muddy old Innisfail's a muddy wet place,
Hey rain, hey rain.
And there's rain in me beer and rain in me grub,
And they've just fitted anchors to the Garradunga pub,
Hey rain, hey rain.

Chorus........

There's a Johnstone River crocodile livin' in me frig'
And a bloody great tree on the Jubilee Bridge
Hey rain, hey rain.
And the monsoon sky has sprung a leak
From Flyin' Fish Point to the Millstream Creek,
Hey rain, hey rain.

Chorus.....

And the storm clouds are so black and big
Theres an old flyin' fox in the Moreton Bay fig,
Hey rain, hey rain
It's the worst wet season we've ever had,
And I'd swim down to Tully, but it's just as bloody bad
Hey rain, hey rain.

Chorus.....

Words & Music: BILL SCOTT Copyright 1999 Restless Music APRA/AMCOS

OPAL MINER THE SONGS OF BILL SCOTT: other tracks Rain In The Channel Country, The Monkeys Sing Soprano, Trochus Boats, Tanglefoot Harry, Hard On A Lass, The Mungindi Ball, Brisbane Girl, Mount Tully Lullaby, Cullendore Creek, The Darling Bunyip, Silverwood Dam, Tales Of the Wind, Lullaby, Old Mans Song, The Lighthouse Keeper and the Herring Gull, Coal Train, Cane Train
can be found in HEY RAINTHE BILL SCOTT SONGBOOK -

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From HEART OF TOWN - PENNY DAVIES & ROGER ILOTT (RM080 CD)

DON'T LET 'EM CLOSE OUR MILL

Chorus: Don't let 'em close the old mill down -
The sugar mill's the heart of town.
Don't let 'em close our mill.
Don't let 'em close our mill.

We burnt the fields, we cut by hand,
We came here from a hundred lands.
And now we cut with big machines
The cutter's gone the way of steam.
Up here among the ''Bundy snow'',
We've seen our town and families grow
Our kids are tall as sugar cane.
Old days are gone - but we remain.

Chorus

When they said the mill would close
The lifeblood of the town just froze.
Without the mill there'll be no cane,
We'll rust here in the northern rain.
Without the cane the banks will go,
The farms will die, the crows will crow.
The kids will leave or get the dole,
The place will lose its heart and soul

Chorus

We see the future with no mill,
Fields are empty, trains are still.
Don't want to see that day arrive,
We'll fight to keep our town alive.

Chorus

Words & Music: PENNY DAVIES & ROGER ILOTT Copyright 2001 Restless Music APRA/AMCOS

CALL IT FLAMIN' HOT

In sunny South Australia, it's rather warm outback,
Theyre swimming in mirages along the Birdsville Track.
Its the kind of summer climate that will leave a bloke dismayed,
Where even willy-willies will stay whirling in the shade.
Theres a sundowner sitting in a creek bed with a frown
He hopes the Diamantina will soon be coming down.
There are blistering goannas rubbing sunscreen on their claws,
While they say, at Oodnadatta, it is best to stay indoors.

CHORUS: They can quote their fine statistics, they seem to have a lot!
But Celsius or Fahrenheit - just call it flamin' hot!

The driest and the hottest state will win your thirsty votes,
And on the pub veranda, you will find the driest throats.
And the barman said he served this mob - it seemed the only course,
Four camels, half a dozen 'roos, the drover's dog and horse.

Chorus

I'm told the flocks of cockatoos beside the River Finke
Are loud with their entreaties of ''Cocky Wants A Drink!''
But who will switch the sun off, or dim its dreaded glare?
So what about Antarctica and how's the weather there?

Chorus

These songs can be found on the CD HEART OF TOWN along with the following other titles: The GST Calypso , Caboolture Days , On Top Of High Peak , Whenever You Come My Way, If I Could, A Fisherman Bold, The Lighthouse, Out Of Sight, Here And Now, Old Nugget, We'll Meet On The Shore, Ups And Downs, The Southern Cross, The Marree Line, Who Knows Where The Time Goes, The Brandy Tree, Turn Again.

From OUTBACK CAFE - PENNY DAVIES & ROGER ILOTT (RM067CD)

RIDIN' ON THE FRUIT TRAIN

When I was young I used to wait down by the railway gates,
And when the fruit train came along I'd jump on with me mates.
The drivers knew our faces, and they'd let us shovel coal,
But the coal would end up on the plate we'd miss the firebox hole.

Chorus: Cottonvale, Fleurbaix, Pozieres,
Bullecourt and Passchendaele,
Baupaume, Messines and Amiens on the 42 pound rail,
For 12 miles and 25 chains through orchards, scrub and pines,
Ridin' on the fruit train on the Amiens branch line.

We'd pass the golden orchards, and we'd whistle through the pines.
There used to be six sidings, but now they've closed the line.
There's not a trace of track from Amiens to Cottonvale,
But I remember golden days on the 42 pound rail.

Chorus

Words: PENNY DAVIES Music: ROGER ILOTT Copyright 1997 Restless Music APRA/AMCOS
Notes: A chain is 22 yards (or 20.1168 metres) the length of a cricket pitch! The 42 pound rail is a light rail, weighing 42 pounds per foot.

TILL THE CAMELS COME

From Cooper Creek to Alice Springs,
The Afghan rides with the camel strings.
Raisin' dust on the beaten track, everything comes on the camel's back.
For the railway camps - a case of nails, sleepers, food and a load of rails.
They carry tools to the copper mines, and wire for the overland telegraph lines.

Chorus: From Hergott Springs on the Queensland Road
The camels plod with their heavy loads.
We squint through the dust & the sinking sun,
watch and wait till the camels come.

A letter from home, a bolt of lace,
kero tins in a packing case,
gear for the men in the shearing game,
picks and shovels for the diggers' claims.

Chorus

Pots and brooms and a keg of ale,
flour and a book of fairy tales.
The child who lives in a distant place
looks to the track with a hopeful face.

Chorus

From Cooper Creek to Alice Springs, the Afghan rides with the camel strings.
We run through the dust in the sinking sun - cheer as the line of camels come.

Chorus

Words: PENNY DAVIES Music: ROGER ILOTT Copyright 1997 Restless Music APRA/AMCOS

These songs can be found on the CD OUTBACK CAFE along with the following other titles: Beside A Railway Line, The Flying Gang, Mrs Thomas Moore, Send Her Down Hughie! Bullocky Bill, Balmain, Down The Track, Girraween, Where The Rivers Rise, Up In The Queensland Mountains, The Cubby Tree.

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ALBUMS: MOON CALLER, BIG WATER, JUST A BIT OF QUARTZ, HEART OF TOWN, OPAL MINER, OUTBACK CAFE

Number following album title is track number (e.g. OUTBACK CAFE3 is Track 3, Outback Café)

SUBJECT	SONG	Album /Track number
Afghans	Till The Camels Come	OUTBACK CAFE 1
Afghans	The Marree Line	HEART OF TOWN 3
Animals (domestic)	My Old Dog And I	JUST A BIT OF QUARTZ 12
Animals (threatened)	The Humpback Whale	BIG WATER 6
Animals (threatened)	The Sealers' Slaves,	OUTBACK CAFE 11
Animals (wild)	Rain In The Channel Country	OPAL MINER 18
Animals (working)	Old Nugget	HEART OF TOWN 15
Animals (working)	Till The Camels Come	OUTBACK CAFE 1
Animals (working)	Bullocky Bill	OUTBACK CAFE 12
Anti-war	Turn Turn Turn	BIG WATER 14
Anti-war	Turn The World Around	BIG WATER 1
Apples	Pushing It Down	BIG WATER 9
Banjo Paterson	Song Of The Artesian Water	MOON CALLER 9
Beach	Listen To The Wind	BIG WATER 7
Bigotry	The Marree Line	HEART OF TOWN 3
Birds	The Magpies Said	BIG WATER 13
Birds	Rain In The Channel Country	OPAL MINER 18
Birds	Lighthouse Keeper & the Herring Gull	OPAL MINER 3
Birds	Up In The Queensland Mountains	OUTBACK CAFE 3
Birds	Bird Going West.	OUTBACK CAFE 20
Boating	Plastic Container Of Plonk	JUST A BIT OF QUARTZ 8
Bunyips	The Darling Bunyip	OPAL MINER 12
Bushrangers	Four Horsemen	MOON CALLER 3
Camels	Till The Camels Come	OUTBACK CAFE 1
Children	Caboolture Days	HEART OF TOWN 8
Children	Backyard At Hurlstone Park	OUTBACK CAFE 16
Children	Ridin' On The Fruit Train	OUTBACK CAFE 18
Children	Circle Game	MOON CALLER 4
Children	Goodbye To Your Schooldays	MOON CALLER 13
Children/Parenting	Whenever You Come My Way	HEART OF TOWN 2
Children/Parenting	Mount Tully Lullaby	OPAL MINER 9
Children/Parenting	Lullaby	OPAL MINER 21
Children/Parenting	Beside A Railway Line	OUTBACK CAFE 4

Children/Parenting	Cubby Tree	OUTBACK CAFE 9
Children/Parenting	Circle Game	MOON CALLER 4
Children/Parenting	Goodbye To Your Schooldays	MOON CALLER 13
Children/Parenting	Little Stranger	OUTBACK CAFE 19
Christmas	The Light Of The Star	JUST A BIT OF QUARTZ 1
Climate Change	Crazy Weather	MOON CALLER 5
Climate Change (history)	Song Of The Artesian Water	MOON CALLER 9
Communities	Werris Creek	BIG WATER 2
Communities	Don't Let 'Em Close Our Mill	HEART OF TOWN 1
Communities	The Marree Line	HEART OF TOWN 3
Communities	Mungindi Ball	OPAL MINER 6
Communities	Where The Rivers Rise	OUTBACK CAFE 14
Convicts	Mrs Thomas Moore	OUTBACK CAFE 5
Country Life	Where The Rivers Rise	OUTBACK CAFE 14
Country Life	O'Mara's Front Verandah	MOON CALLER 6
Country Life	Down The Track	OUTBACK CAFE 15
Country Life	Turn The World Around	BIG WATER 1
Country Life	Big Water	BIG WATER 4
Country Life	When The Cooper's Coming Down	BIG WATER 5
Country Life	The Hills And Rocks Of Home	BIG WATER 11
Country Life	Don't Let The Murray Run Dry	JUST A BIT OF QUARTZ 3
Country Life	Frost On The Wattle	JUST A BIT OF QUARTZ 13
Country Life	The Brandy Tree	HEART OF TOWN 7
Country Life	Caboolture Days	HEART OF TOWN 8
Country Life	Song Of The Artesian Water	MOON CALLER 9
Country Life	Where The Cane Fires Burn	OPAL MINER 7
Country Life	Rain In The Channel Country	OPAL MINER 18
Country Life	Mount Tully Lullaby	OPAL MINER 9
Country Towns	Werris Creek	BIG WATER 2
Country Towns	Don't Let 'Em Close Our Mill	HEART OF TOWN 1
Country Towns	Don't Let 'Em Close Our Mill	HEART OF TOWN 1
Country Towns	Mungindi Ball	OPAL MINER 6
Country Towns	Where The Rivers Rise	OUTBACK CAFE 14
Country Towns	Ridin' On The Fruit Train	OUTBACK CAFE 18
Dancing	Mungindi Ball	OPAL MINER 6
Death	Outback	OUTBACK CAFE 7
Death	Bird Going West.	OUTBACK CAFE 20
Dogs	My Old Dog And I	JUST A BIT OF QUARTZ 12
Drinking	Plastic Container Of Plonk	JUST A BIT OF QUARTZ 8
Drought	When The Cooper's Coming Down	BIG WATER 5

Drought	Don't Let The Murray Run Dry	JUST A BIT OF QUARTZ 3
Drought	Call It Flamin' Hot	HEART OF TOWN 5
Drought	Song Of The Artesian Water	MOON CALLER 9
Drought	Rain In The Channel Country	OPAL MINER 18
Drought	Send Her Down Hughie!	OUTBACK CAFE 6
Economic Rationalism	Werris Creek	BIG WATER 2
Economic Rationalism	Pushing It Down	BIG WATER 9
Economic Rationalism	The Western Mail	JUST A BIT OF QUARTZ 4
Economic Rationalism	The Injune Railway	JUST A BIT OF QUARTZ 9
Economic Rationalism	Don't Let 'Em Close Our Mill	HEART OF TOWN 1
Elderly	The Magpies Said	BIG WATER 13
Elderly	Old Man's Song.	OPAL MINER 22
Environment/Landscape	Turn The World Around	BIG WATER 1
Environment/Landscape	Crazy Weather	MOON CALLER 5
Environment/Landscape	Big Water	BIG WATER 4
Environment/Landscape	When The Cooper's Coming Down	BIG WATER 5
Environment/Landscape	The Humpback Whale	BIG WATER 6
Environment/Landscape	Listen To The Wind	BIG WATER 7
Environment/Landscape	The Angler	BIG WATER 8
Environment/Landscape	The Hills And Rocks Of Home	BIG WATER 11
Environment/Landscape	Don't Let The Murray Run Dry	JUST A BIT OF QUARTZ 3
Environment/Landscape	The Net	JUST A BIT OF QUARTZ 7
Environment/Landscape	Frost On The Wattle	JUST A BIT OF QUARTZ 13
Environment/Landscape	The Brandy Tree	HEART OF TOWN 7
Environment/Landscape	Song Of The Artesian Water	MOON CALLER 9
Environment/Landscape	Caboolture Days	HEART OF TOWN 8
Environment/Landscape	The Southern Cross	HEART OF TOWN1 9
Environment/Landscape	Where The Cane Fires Burn	OPAL MINER 7
Environment/Landscape	Rain In The Channel Country	OPAL MINER 18
Environment/Landscape	Mount Tully Lullaby	OPAL MINER 9
Environment/Landscape	Cullendore Creek	OPAL MINER 11
Environment/Landscape	Silverwood Dam	OPAL MINER 13
Environment/Landscape	Tales Of The Wind	OPAL MINER 20
Environment/Landscape	Old Man's Song.	OPAL MINER 22
Environment/Landscape	Up In The Queensland Mountains	OUTBACK CAFE 3
Environment/Landscape	Girraween	OUTBACK CAFE 17
Environment/Landscape	Bird Going West.	OUTBACK CAFE 20
Environment/Landscape (threatened)	The Sealers' Slaves,	OUTBACK CAFE 11
Environment/Landscape (urban)	Beside A Railway Line	OUTBACK CAFE 4

Environment/Landscape (urban)	Balmain	OUTBACK CAFE 10
Family	Cubby Tree	OUTBACK CAFE 9
Family	Pte Herbert Thomas Scard	MOON CALLER 10
Family	Circle Game	MOON CALLER 4
Family	The Hills And Rocks Of Home	BIG WATER 11
Family	Stay On Shore	JUST A BIT OF QUARTZ 5
Family	Sow The Seeds Of Love	JUST A BIT OF QUARTZ 15
Family	Whenever You Come My Way	HEART OF TOWN 2
Family	The Southern Cross	HEART OF TOWN 19
Family	Mount Tully Lullaby	OPAL MINER 9
Family	Lullaby	OPAL MINER 21
Family	Beside A Railway Line	OUTBACK CAFE 4
Family	Backyard At Hurlstone Park	OUTBACK CAFE 16
Family	Little Stranger	OUTBACK CAFE 19
Farmers	Pushing It Down	BIG WATER 9
Farmers	The Magpies Said	BIG WATER 13
Farming	Don't Let 'Em Close Our Mill	HEART OF TOWN 1
Farming	Ridin' On The Fruit Train	OUTBACK CAFE 18
Fishing	The Angler	BIG WATER 8
Fishing	The Net	JUST A BIT OF QUARTZ 7
Fishing	Plastic Container Of Plonk	JUST A BIT OF QUARTZ 8
Fishing	A Fisherman Bold	HEART OF TOWN 10
Flood	Where The Rivers Rise	OUTBACK CAFE 14
Friendship	Just A Bit Of Quartz	JUST A BIT OF QUARTZ 10
Friendship	Love Is A Lifeline	JUST A BIT OF QUARTZ 16
Friendship	We'll Meet On The Shore	HEART OF TOWN 17
Friendship	She's Like A Tree	MOON CALLER 1
Gold	Old Man's Song.	OPAL MINER 22
Gold	The Goldfield	MOON CALLER 7
GST	The GST Calypso	HEART OF TOWN 16
Happiness	Down The Track	OUTBACK CAFE 15
Harbour	Balmain	OUTBACK CAFE 10
Hardship	Outback	OUTBACK CAFE 7
History (1960's)	Armstrong	MOON CALLER 12
History (agricultural)	Where The Cane Fires Burn	OPAL MINER 7
History (bullock driver)	Bullocky Bill	OUTBACK CAFE 12
History (bushrangers)	Four Horsemen	MOON CALLER 3
History (camel trains)	Till The Camels Come	OUTBACK CAFE 1
History (convict makes good)	Mrs Thomas Moore	OUTBACK CAFE 5

History (death of a swagman)	Outback	OUTBACK CAFE 7
History (floods in Qld)	Where The Rivers Rise	OUTBACK CAFE 14
History (inner Sydney harbour)	Balmain	OUTBACK CAFE 10
History (invented)	The Darling Bunyip	OPAL MINER 12
History (maritime)	On Top Of High Peak	HEART OF TOWN 14
History (Moon Landing)	Armstrong	MOON CALLER12
History (Ned Kelly & gang)	Four Horsemen	MOON CALLER 3
History (old time halls/balls)	Mungindi Ball	OPAL MINER 6
History (Qld)	60 Miles From Cunningham's Gap	JUST A BIT OF QUARTZ 2
History (Qld)	The Western Mail	JUST A BIT OF QUARTZ 4
History (rabbit trapper)	Tanglefoot Harry	OPAL MINER 4
History (rail)	The Injune Railway	JUST A BIT OF QUARTZ 9
History (rail)	Cane Train	OPAL MINER10
History (rail)	Coal Train	OPAL MINER14
History (rail)	The Flying Gang	OUTBACK CAFE 2
History (rail)	Beside A Railway Line	OUTBACK CAFE 4
History (rail)	Ridin' On The Fruit Train	OUTBACK CAFE18
History (river boats)	A Nautical Yarn	JUST A BIT OF QUARTZ 6
History (SA)	The Marree Line	HEART OF TOWN 3
History (small h)	Caboolture Days	HEART OF TOWN 8
History (small h)	Old Man's Song.	OPAL MINER 22
History (small h)	Backyard At Hurlstone Park	OUTBACK CAFE 16
History (small town)	O'Mara's Front Verandah	MOON CALLER 6
History ( Tasmania /indigenous)	The Sealers' Slaves,	OUTBACK CAFE 11
History (war)	Pte Herbert Thomas Scard	MOON CALLER10
History (water)	Song Of The Artesian Water	MOON CALLER 9
History (WWI)	Old Nugget	HEART OF TOWN 15
Hope	The Hills And Rocks Of Home	BIG WATER 11
Hope	Mount Tully Lullaby	OPAL MINER 9
Hope	Backyard At Hurlstone Park	OUTBACK CAFE 16
Horses	Old Nugget	HEART OF TOWN 15
Humour	A Nautical Yarn	JUST A BIT OF QUARTZ 6
Humour	Plastic Container Of Plonk	JUST A BIT OF QUARTZ 8
Humour	Just A Bit Of Quartz	JUST A BIT OF QUARTZ 10
Humour	A Fisherman Bold	HEART OF TOWN 10
Humour	The Monkeys Sing Soprano	OPAL MINER19/OUTBACK CAFE 8

Humour	Lighthouse Keeper & the Herring Gull	OPAL MINER 3
Humour	Tanglefoot Harry	OPAL MINER 4
Humour	Mungindi Ball	OPAL MINER 6
Humour	The Darling Bunyip	OPAL MINER 12
Humour	Send Her Down Hughie!	OUTBACK CAFE 6
Humour (ironic)	The Net	JUST A BIT OF QUARTZ 7
Indigenous	The Sealers' Slaves,	OUTBACK CAFE 11
Injustice	Turn The World Around	BIG WATER 1
Life Journey	Stay On Shore	JUST A BIT OF QUARTZ 5
Life Journey	The Net	JUST A BIT OF QUARTZ 7
Life's Journey	Aurelia	MOON CALLER 1
Life's Journey	Just A Bit Of Quartz	JUST A BIT OF QUARTZ 10
Life's Journey	Sow The Seeds Of Love	JUST A BIT OF QUARTZ 15
Life's Journey	Whenever You Come My Way	HEART OF TOWN 2
Life's Journey	Who Knows Where The Time Goes	HEART OF TOWN 4
Life's Journey	The Brandy Tree	HEART OF TOWN 7
Life's Journey	Caboolture Days	HEART OF TOWN 8
Life's Journey	The Southern Cross	HEART OF TOWN19
Life's Journey	Old Man's Song.	OPAL MINER 22
Life's Journey	Cubby Tree	OUTBACK CAFE 9
Life's Journey	Down The Track	OUTBACK CAFE15
Life's Journey	Little Stranger	OUTBACK CAFE 19
Life's Journey	Bird Going West.	OUTBACK CAFE 20
Life's Journey	Peaceful	MOON CALLER 14
Life's Journey	Circle Game	MOON CALLER 4
Light Horse	Old Nugget	HEART OF TOWN 15
Lighthouse	On Top Of High Peak	HEART OF TOWN 14
Lighthouse	Lighthouse Keeper & the Herring Gull	OPAL MINER 3
Love	Stay On Shore	JUST A BIT OF QUARTZ 5
Love	Must Have Been The Moon	MOON CALLER11
Love	Sow The Seeds Of Love	JUST A BIT OF QUARTZ 15
Love	Love Is A Lifeline	JUST A BIT OF QUARTZ 16
Love	She's Like A Tree	MOON CALLER 1
Love	If I Could	HEART OF TOWN 6
Love	Turn Again	HEART OF TOWN 9
Love	The Lighthouse	HEART OF TOWN 11

Love	Hard On A Lass	OPAL MINER 5
Love	Mungindi Ball	OPAL MINER 6
Love	Brisbane Girl	OPAL MINER 8
Love	Cullendore Creek	OPAL MINER 11
Lullaby	Mount Tully Lullaby	OPAL MINER 9
Lullaby	Lullaby	OPAL MINER 21
Lullaby	Little Stranger	OUTBACK CAFE 19
Maritime	The Humpback Whale	BIG WATER 6
Maritime	Aurelia	MOON CALLER 2
Maritime	Back To The Sea Again, Johnny	BIG WATER10
Maritime	A Nautical Yarn	JUST A BIT OF QUARTZ 6
Maritime	The Lighthouse	HEART OF TOWN 11
Maritime	On Top Of High Peak	HEART OF TOWN 14
Maritime	Trochus Boats	OPAL MINER 2
Maritime	Lighthouse Keeper & the Herring Gull	OPAL MINER 3
Maritime	Old Man's Song.	OPAL MINER 22
Maritime (NSW)	Balmain	OUTBACK CAFE 10
Marriage	Sow The Seeds Of Love	JUST A BIT OF QUARTZ 15
Marriage	Turn Again	HEART OF TOWN 9
Max Fatchen	Call It Flamin' Hot	HEART OF TOWN 5
Mining	60 Miles From Cunningham's Gap	JUST A BIT OF QUARTZ 2
Mining	Just A Bit Of Quartz	JUST A BIT OF QUARTZ 10
Mining	Coal Train	OPAL MINER 14
Mining	Old Man's Song.	OPAL MINER 22
Moon	Must Have Been The Moon	MOON CALLER 11
Moon	Armstrong	MOON CALLER12
Mountains	Up In The Queensland Mountains	OUTBACK CAFE 3
Music	Mungindi Ball	OPAL MINER 6
Ocean	The Humpback Whale	BIG WATER 6
Ocean	Aurelia	MOON CALLER 2
Ocean	Listen To The Wind	BIG WATER 7
Ocean	Back To The Sea Again, Johnny	BIG WATER10
Ocean	The Lighthouse	HEART OF TOWN 11
Ocean	We'll Meet On The Shore	HEART OF TOWN 17
Ocean	Trochus Boats	OPAL MINER 2
Ocean	Lighthouse Keeper & the Herring Gull	OPAL MINER 3
Ocean	Balmain	OUTBACK CAFE 10
Outback	When The Cooper's Coming Down	BIG WATER 5
Outback	Till The Camels Come	OUTBACK CAFE 1
Outback	Outback	OUTBACK CAFE 7

Outback	Bullocky Bill	OUTBACK CAFE 12
Outback	Bird Going West.	OUTBACK CAFE 20
Peace	Turn The World Around	BIG WATER1
Peace	Peaceful	MOON CALLER 14
Peace	Turn! Turn! Turn!	BIG WATER14
Peace	The Light Of The Star	JUST A BIT OF QUARTZ 1
Pioneers	The Magpies Said	BIG WATER13
Pioneers	Till The Camels Come	OUTBACK CAFE 1
Pioneers	Mrs Thomas Moore	OUTBACK CAFE 5
Pioneers	Bullocky Bill	OUTBACK CAFE 12
Poem set to music	Outback	OUTBACK CAFE 7
Poetry	The Once-Great Railway Family	BIG WATER12
Poetry Set To Music	A Nautical Yarn	JUST A BIT OF QUARTZ 6
Poetry set to music	The Net	JUST A BIT OF QUARTZ 7
Queensland	The Monkeys Sing Soprano	OPAL MINER19/OUTBACK CAFE 8
Queensland	Brisbane Girl	OPAL MINER 8
Queensland	Up In The Queensland Mountains	OUTBACK CAFE 3
Queensland (north)	Where The Cane Fires Burn	OPAL MINER 7
Queensland (north)	Hey Rain!	OPAL MINER 1/OUTBACK CAFE 13
Queensland (north)	Cane Train	OPAL MINER10
Queensland History	60 Miles From Cunningham's Gap	JUST A BIT OF QUARTZ 2
Rabbit Trapper	Tanglefoot Harry	OPAL MINER 4
Railways	Werris Creek	BIG WATER 2
Railways	The Once-Great Railway Family	BIG WATER 12
Railways	The Western Mail	JUST A BIT OF QUARTZ 4
Railways	The Injune Railway	JUST A BIT OF QUARTZ 9
Railways	The Long Haul	JUST A BIT OF QUARTZ 14
Railways	Cane Train	OPAL MINER10
Railways	Coal Train	OPAL MINER14
Railways	The Flying Gang	OUTBACK CAFE 2
Railways	Beside A Railway Line	OUTBACK CAFE 4
Railways	Ridin' On The Fruit Train	OUTBACK CAFE 18
Rain	Hey Rain!	OPAL MINER1/OUTBACK CAFE13
Rain	Rain In The Channel Country	OPAL MINER18
Rain	Send Her Down Hughie!	OUTBACK CAFE 6
Real Estate!	The Magpies Said	BIG WATER13
Relationship	Turn Again	HEART OF TOWN 9
Relationship	The Lighthouse	HEART OF TOWN 11
Relationships	Stay On Shore	JUST A BIT OF QUARTZ 5
Relationships	Sow The Seeds Of Love	JUST A BIT OF QUARTZ 15
Relationships	If I Could	HEART OF TOWN 6
Relationships	The Southern Cross	HEART OF TOWN 19
Relationships	Hard On A Lass	OPAL MINER 5
Relationships	Mount Tully Lullaby	OPAL MINER 9
Relationships	Lullaby	OPAL MINER 21
Religious	Turn! Turn! Turn!	BIG WATER14
Religious	The Light Of The Star	JUST A BIT OF QUARTZ 1
Religious	The Net	JUST A BIT OF QUARTZ 7
Religious	The Marree Line	HEART OF TOWN 3
Rivers	Big Water	BIG WATER 4
Rivers	When The Cooper's Coming Down	BIG WATER 5
Rivers	Don't Let The Murray Run Dry	JUST A BIT OF QUARTZ 3
Rivers	A Nautical Yarn	JUST A BIT OF QUARTZ 6
Rivers	Rain In The Channel Country	OPAL MINER 18
Rivers	Where The Rivers Rise	OUTBACK CAFE 14
Sailor	Old Man's Song.	OPAL MINER 22
Sailors	Back To The Sea Again, Johnny	BIG WATER10
Sailors	A Nautical Yarn	JUST A BIT OF QUARTZ 6
Sailors	On Top Of High Peak	HEART OF TOWN14
Sailors	Trochus Boats	OPAL MINER 2
Sailors	Hard On A Lass	OPAL MINER 5
Sea	The Humpback Whale	BIG WATER 6
Sea	Listen To The Wind	BIG WATER 7
Sea	Back To The Sea Again, Johnny	BIG WATER 10
Sea	A Fisherman Bold	HEART OF TOWN 10
Sea	The Lighthouse	HEART OF TOWN 11
Sea	We'll Meet On The Shore	HEART OF TOWN 17
Sea	Trochus Boats	OPAL MINER 2
Sea	Lighthouse Keeper & the Herring Gull	OPAL MINER 3
Sea	Old Man's Song.	OPAL MINER 22
Sea	Balmain	OUTBACK CAFE 10
Seals	The Sealers' Slaves,	OUTBACK CAFE 11

Seasons	The Hills And Rocks of Home	BIG WATER11
Seasons	Turn! Turn! Turn!	BIG WATER14
Seasons	Girraween	OUTBACK CAFE 17
Ships	Back To The Sea Again, Johnny	BIG WATER 10
Sleep	Mount Tully Lullaby	OPAL MINER 9
Sleep	Lullaby	OPAL MINER 21
South Australia	Call It Flamin' Hot	HEART OF TOWN 5
Sport (backyard)	Backyard At Hurlstone Park	OUTBACK CAFE 16
Stars	The Southern Cross	HEART OF TOWN 19
Sugar Cane	Don't Let 'Em Close Our Mill	HEART OF TOWN 1
Sugar Cane	Where The Cane Fires Burn	OPAL MINER 7
Sugar Cane	Hey Rain!	OPAL MINER1/OUTBACK CAFE13
Sugar Cane	Cane Train	OPAL MINER10
Swagman	Outback	OUTBACK CAFE 7
Sydney (convict history)	Mrs Thomas Moore	OUTBACK CAFE 5
Sydney (history)	Balmain	OUTBACK CAFE 10
Tasmania (history)	The Sealers' Slaves,	OUTBACK CAFE 11
Taxes	The GST Calypso	HEART OF TOWN 16
Tin Mining	60 Miles From Cunningham's Gap	JUST A BIT OF QUARTZ 2
Torres Strait	Trochus Boats	OPAL MINER 2
Trains	The Once-Great Railway Family	BIG WATER12
Trains	The Western Mail	JUST A BIT OF QUARTZ 4
Trains	The Injune Railway	JUST A BIT OF QUARTZ 9
Trains	The Long Haul	JUST A BIT OF QUARTZ 14
Trains	Cane Train	OPAL MINER10
Trains	Coal Train	OPAL MINER14
Trains	The Flying Gang	OUTBACK CAFE 2
Trains	Beside A Railway Line	OUTBACK CAFE 4
Trains	Ridin' On The Fruit Train	OUTBACK CAFE 18
Travel	Aurelia	MOON CALLER1
Trees	Frost On The Wattle	JUST A BIT OF QUARTZ 13
Trees	Cubby Tree	OUTBACK CAFE 9
Trees	She's Like A Tree	MOON CALLER1
Victorian History	A Nautical Yarn	JUST A BIT OF QUARTZ6
War	Pte Herbert Thomas Scard	MOON CALLER10
War	Turn The World Around	BIG WATER1
War	Turn! Turn! Turn!	BIG WATER14
War	Turn Again	HEART OF TOWN 9
War	Old Nugget	HEART OF TOWN 15
Water	Big Water	BIG WATER 4
Water	When The Cooper's Coming Down	BIG WATER 5
Water	Where The Rivers Rise	OUTBACK CAFE 14
Weather	Frost On The Wattle	JUST A BIT OF QUARTZ 13
Weather	Crazy Weather	MOON CALLER 5
Weather	Call It Flamin' Hot	HEART OF TOWN 5
Weather	Hey Rain!	OPAL MINER1/OUTBACK CAFE 13
Weather	Rain In The Channel Country	OPAL MINER18
Weather	Tales Of The Wind	OPAL MINER 20
Weather	Send Her Down Hughie!	OUTBACK CAFE 6
Weather	Wet Season Blues	MOON CALLER 8
Whales	The Humpback Whale	BIG WATER 6
Wilderness	Girraween	OUTBACK CAFE 17
Wind	Listen To The Wind	BIG WATER 7
Wind	Tales Of The Wind	OPAL MINER 20
Wind	Balmain	OUTBACK CAFE 10
Wine (cheap!)	Plastic Container Of Plonk	JUST A BIT OF QUARTZ 8
Winter	Frost On The Wattle	JUST A BIT OF QUARTZ 13
Winter	The Monkeys Sing Soprano	OPAL MINER19/OUTBACK CAFE 8
Women	Hard On A Lass	OPAL MINER 5
Women	Mrs Thomas Moore	OUTBACK CAFE 5
Women	The Sealers' Slaves,	OUTBACK CAFE 11
Work	Werris Creek	BIG WATER 2
Work	The Humpback Whale	BIG WATER 6
Work	Back To The Sea Again, Johnny	BIG WATER 10
Work	The Once-Great Railway Family	BIG WATER 12
Work	The Long Haul	JUST A BIT OF QUARTZ 14
Work	Don't Let 'Em Close Our Mill	HEART OF TOWN 1
Work	On Top Of High Peak	HEART OF TOWN 14
Work	Where The Cane Fires Burn	OPAL MINER 7
Work	Trochus Boats	OPAL MINER 2
Work	Cane Train	OPAL MINER10
Work	Coal Train	OPAL MINER14
Work	Till The Camels Come	OUTBACK CAFE 1
Work	The Flying Gang	OUTBACK CAF E2
Work	The Sealers' Slaves,	OUTBACK CAFE 11
World War 1	Old Nugget	HEART OF TOWN 15

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