B [Verse]B When I was a young man, my age seventeenF# I ought to have been serving Victoria, my QueenB E B But them hard-hearted judges, oh, how cruel they beE F# B For to send us poor lads to Australia [Verse]B I fell in with a damsel, she was handsome and gayF# I neglected my work more and more everydayB E B And to keep her like a lady, I went on the highwayE F# B A E And for that I was sent to Australia [Chorus]B Australia, Australia, I would ne'er see no moreF# Worn out with the fever, cast down to Death's doorB E B And if I ever live, say, seven years moreE F# B I would soon bid adieu to Australia [Verse]B Now the judges, they stand with their whips in their handsF# And they drive us like horses to plough up the landB E B You should see us poor young fellas, a-working in the gaol-yardE F# B A E How cruel is our fate in Australia [Chorus]B Australia, Australia, I would ne'er see no moreF# Worn out with the fever, cast down to Death's doorB E B And if I ever live, say, seven years moreE F# B I would soon bid adieu to Australia
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