| Calico Printer's Clerk |
In Manchester that great city, of cotton, twists and twills |
| Camels/Jim The Ringer |
The public men of Speewah, in indignation met |
| Cane-Cutter's Lament. |
The cane was bad, the cutters were mad |
| Cannibal Feast |
The spring of eighteen sixty-eight |
| Capstan Shanty (f) |
Call all hands to man the capstan |
| Cardigan The Brave |
There, there, my Lord, some people will say |
| Carey & Curley. |
Last afternoon a great pale moon shone over my prison cell |
| Caroline Chisholm |
Sailing ships ride on the blue harbour tide |
Caulfield Cup Smash . |
Go tell my dear old mother who resides down in Geelong |
| Caution to a Snake |
I sit in my chair and I take up my pen, to tell you about two remarkable men |
| Changing Times Of The Bush |
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| Charcoal Annie |
Charcoal Annie's moving down the track |
| Charlie Mopps, The Man Who Invented Beer. |
When beer was first invented |
| Cheer Boys Cheer |
In the fields of Ballarat, you're scarce allowed to wear a hat |
| Cheerily |
Cheerily sing, boys, cheerily sing, as round goes the capstan |
| Chinee Cook |
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| Chinee Cook |
Oh could I taste again of the delicious luscious things |
| Chinee Song. |
Come and makee walkee, two fish bamboo |
| Ching Chong |
Ching chong Chinaman, welly welly bad |
| Chop Chop Chop |
Ching Chong Chinaman, washes his face in a frying pan |
| Christ was Born In Bethlehem. |
Christ was born in Bethlehem |
| Christening the Baby |
Since boxing has become the craze, I'm fairly off my dot |
| Christmas day in the Madhouse |
It was Christmas Day in the workhouse |
| Clancy's Prayer. |
While on the track, a way out back, one night I camped with Clancy |
| Click Go The Shears. |
Out on the board the old shearer stands |
| Cobban Aboriginal |
I'm a dashing Aboriginal and Burranwang;s my name |
| Codfish. |
Australia, my lads, is a very fine place |
| Come Into The Garden, Maude |
Come into the garden, Maude |
| Comin' Thru the Dye |
If a body dyes a body |
| Converted Bullock Driver |
Bill the Bullocky once had a reputation really bad |
| Convict Cry |
Billy is a good boy now |
| Convict's Departure |
What if the parting day is at hand, never at fate be railing |
| Convict's Tour Of Hell |
You prisoners of New South Wales who frequent watch-houses |
| Coolgardie (f) |
Coolgardie is a wonderful spot |
| Cricket |
Oh, the men of Australia came back from the East |
| Cricket |
Rain, Rain, Go away, come back again before next May |
| Cricketer's Song Ê |
The season is coming, where merrily hummingÊÊÊ |
| Cut a Rug (f) |
The people in town just run us down |
| Cyprus Brig/Van Dieman's Land |
Poor Tom Brown from Ningam Town, Jack Williams and Poor Joe |
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