D'ye Ken?
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D'ye Ken how sherry and ginger agree, with a dash of rum 35 OP |
| Daddy Nipper |
Daddy Nipper and his kids number thirty score |
| Dagwood # |
Blondie & Dagwood went to town |
| Dairy Farmers' Wife's Growl. |
I thought I was tired of the country |
| Daly River Oh (f) |
Now I saw a niger sitting up a gum tree |
| Dame Durden |
Dame Durden kept five serving girls |
| Damn (Coolgardie) |
Damn Coolgardie, damn the track |
Day We Struck Quirindi
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Oh, the day we struck Quirindi, it was very wet and windy |
| De La Salle College Kingsgrove School Song |
De La Salle men of Kingsgrove
rally round young and old |
| Dead Horse |
I came to a river but I couldn't get across |
| Death Of Alex Robertson. |
Go tell my dear old mother who resides down in Geelong |
| Deeming (Williams of Windsor) |
It fell to the lot of Australia, it did |
| Dempsey. |
Me and my old friend Dempsey, to the Klondike we did go |
| Digger's Toast song |
How merrily passes the diggers life, how pleasant from day to day |
| Diggers' Song |
You fellows in the old country, who look so proud and haughty |
| Don't Drown My Father's Rabbit |
Excuse my falling tears, my grief is most sincere |
| Don't Sell My Mother's Picture. |
I've been thinking of the day, that long since passed away |
| Don't Go Down The Mine. |
Oh, a miner was leaving his home for his work |
| Doondan Double. |
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| Double Bay School Song |
By the shining waters of the bay close to mighty Sydney town. |
| Down Below. |
While the shaft is yawning deep |
| Down on the Farm |
How you gonna keep them, down on the farm, |
| Down Went The Captain. |
Down went the captain, down went the crew |
| Dree Tousand Miles Away |
Dree weeks ago last Tuesday nide |
| Drinker's Dream. |
Do you remember the Summer of '63 |
| Drinking Song. |
Here's to the good old brandy, drink it down |
| Drunken Sailor. |
What shall we do with a drunken sailor? |
| Dying Stockman. |
A strapping young stockman lay dying |
| Dying Stockman. |
Oh, a strapping young stockman lay dying |
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