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Banjo Paterson - There`s Another Blessed Horse Fell DownBanjo Paterson - There`s Another Blessed Horse Fell Down
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When you`re lying in your hammock, sleeping soft and sleeping sound, Without a care or trouble on your mind, And there`s nothing to disturb you but the engines going round, And you`re dreaming of the girl you left behind; In the middle of your joys you`ll be wakened by a noise And a clatter on the deck above your crown, And you`ll head the corporal shout as he turns the picket out, "There`s another blessed horse fell down." You can see `em in the morning, when you`re cleaning out the stall, A-leaning on the railings nearly dead, And you reckon by the evening they`ll be pretty sure to fall; And you curse them as you tumble into bed. Oh, you`ll hear it pretty soon, "Pass the word for Denny Moon, There`s a horse here throwing handsprings like a clown;" And it`s shove the others back, or he`ll cripple half the pack; "There`s another blessed horse fell down." And when the war is over and the fighting is all done, And you`re all at home with medals on your chest, And you`ve learnt to sleep so soundly that the firing of a gun At your bedside wouldn`t rob you of your rest; As you lay in slumber deep, if your wife walks in her sleep, And tumbles down the stairs and breaks her crown, Oh, it won`t awaken you, for you`ll say, "It`s nothing new, It`s another blessed horse fell down."
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