An Album of digger songs [music] : "songs the diggers sang" Digger songs

Contents: "All soldiers live on bread and jam"; "Along the road to Gundagai"; "And when I die"; "Are we downhearted?"; "Australia will be there" ; "Back home in Tennessee"; "Battalion song"; "Brigadier, he gets Turkey"; "Come and do your picket, boys"; "Come to the cook-house door"; "Down in the old front line"; "Fighting the Kaiser"; "From platoon"; "Glorious - one keg of beer between four of us"; "Goodbye, Anzac"; "Goodbye, Melbourne Town"; "Here''s to the good old beer, mop it down"; "How dry we are"; " Hush, here comes a whizz-bang"; "I bought a horse"; "I had a good job when I left" "I love my wife"; "I want to go home"; "I wore a Tunic"; "If the sergeant drinks your rum"; "If you want to find the sergeant"; "It''s a long way to Tipperary"; "I''ve lost m y rifle and bayonet"; "John Brown''s baby"; "Last post"; "Leap frog"; "Letters from lousy Lou"; "Little wet home in the trench"; "Mademoiselle from Armentieres"; "Marseillaise"; "Moon shines bright on Charlie Chaplin"; "N-a-p"; "Officers'' wives"; "Old McDonald had a farm"; Old oak chest"; "Old soldiers never die"; "One man went to Mow"; "Paddy Doyle"; "Raining, starving, and marching"; "Rolling home"; "Rose of no man''s land"; "Take me back to dear old Aussie"; "There''s no parade to-day"; "There''s a spot in my heart"; "Three cheers for bread, jam and stew"; "Till the stew in the Dixie grows cold"; "Waltzing Matilda"; "Wash me in the water"; "We are the Aussie army"; "Wee Deoch and Doris"; "We''re here because we''re here"; "What did you join the army for?"; " When we got our civvy clothes on"; "When we''re together"; "When the stew is on the table"; "You know what".