| Now I’m a scrubber, runner
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| And a breaker too
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| I live on damper and wallaby stew
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| I’ve got a big cattle dog
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| With a staghound cross
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| I never saw the scrubber
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| We couldn’t toss
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| () Cause I’m the feller from Cunnamulla
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| Oh I’m the Cunnamulla feller
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| Now once when I was drovin' on the cattle trails
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| I met a little girl her name was Ada Vale
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| I said «Marry me Ada and I’ll be the feller
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| And we’ll settle down in Augathella»
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| () Cause I’m the feller from Cunnamulla
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| Oh I’m the Cunnamulla feller
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| Oh, she said he daddy’s name was Charley Ville
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| She had a lot of kiddies and a lot of bills
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| So I grabbed my horse
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| That was nice and handy and never stopped
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| Till I reached Dirranbandi
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| () I was the dandy at Dirranbandi
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| Oh, I was the Dirranbandi dandy
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| Now in my moleskin trousers and my Williams boots
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| Aboard an outlaw as he leaves the chutes
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| In my goose neck spurs
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| I rake their fiery hide
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| And the girls all shouting round the ringside
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| () Oh he’s the feller from Cunnamulla
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| Oh he’s the Cunnamulla feller
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| Now I’ve done a little fightin' in western bars
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| Done a little lovin' neath the moon and stars
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| I wear bright clothes and shirts full of colour
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| And the girls know me as that certain feller
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| Oh I’m the feller from Cunnamulla
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| Oh, I’m the Cunnamulla feller
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| Yes, I’m the Cunnamulla feller
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| Oh, they call me the Cunnamulla feller |