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There's a fresh track down the paddock / Through the lightwoods to the creek, / And I notice Billy Craddock / And Maloney do not speak, / And The Snag is slyly bitter / When he's criticising Bill, / And there's quite a foreign glitter / On the fellows at the mill.
Sid M'Mahon's turned out a dandy / With a masher coat and tie, / And the engine-driver, Sandy, / Curls his whiskers on the sly: / All the boys wear paper collars / And their tombstone shirts of nights, / So it's ten to one in dollars / There's a new girl up at White's.