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Henry Lawson - When the Bush Begins to SpeakHenry Lawson - When the Bush Begins to Speak
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They know us not in England yet, their pens are overbold; We`re seen in fancy pictures that are fifty years too old. They think we are a careless race - a childish race, and weak; They`ll know us yet in England, when the bush begins to speak; When the bush begins to speak, When the bush begins to speak, When the west by Greed`s invaded, and the bush begins to speak. "The leaders that will be", the men of southern destiny, Are not all found in cities that are builded by the sea; They learn to love Australia by many a western creek, They`ll know them yet in England, when the bush begins to speak; When the bush begins to speak, When the bush begins to speak, When the west by Greed`s invaded, and the bush begins to speak. All ready for the struggle, and waiting for the change, The army of our future lies encamped beyond the range; Australia, for her patriots, will not have far to seek; They`ll know her yet in England when the bush begins to speak; When the bush begins to speak, When the bush begins to speak, When the west by Greed`s invaded, and the bush begins to speak. We`ll find the peace and comfort that our fathers could not find, Or some shall strike the good old blow that leaves a mark behind. We`ll find the Truth and Liberty our fathers came to seek, Or let them know in England when the bush begins to speak; When the bush begins to speak, When the bush begins to speak, When the west by Greed`s invaded, and the bush begins to speak.
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