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  • I play this song when im shaving my arse

  • @Herc2770 your comment has made me laugh so hard I almost choked on my toast, lol. Cheers.

  • ~Click go the shears... :) CLICK<CLICK<CLICK~

  • australian folk and country are absent in todays american commercialised australia :S and people wonder why i cant stand going to the cities and the towns.. only in the bush can you hear this wonderful old songs like the names John williamson, me old mate Slim Dusty [RIP]

  • doing this for my junior cert

    me&my friend in music class belting this out when we listen to it:')<3

  • This song was always vaguely worried me. Hello, Atropos...

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  • This isn't the 'genuine' version. It's missing a verse and has been altered to make it more 'general audience'. It also uses the wrong terms (ie, it's bare-bellied yoe, not Joe or Joel).

  • when i was in infants schoolin 1960we had an aussie teacher and she taught us all these trad aussie songs ,they are still with me great

  • i remember when in primary school every friday we would do a unit sing along in like year 2, and this song got picked every week :')

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  • thx for writing this my uncle alec

  • My Mum's Great Grandfather is in the picture at 0:44 :)

    Just thought i'd let everyone know :)

  • Does anyone one know who created this video ??? I am interested to know as i we have realised that my partner and his father, who is no longer with us, is in the video. Also Thier property is shown on here as well. Just wondering who created this ? It's very good.

  • At 6,dad spun the record.At 20,made it down under.I love the world.Been there.I have brothers and sisters in Australia.I hold that close,old fuck I am.CLICK<CLICK<CLICK.Just passing by...

  • True blue

  • I had to sing this in primary school!! still remember some of the words. =)

  • The song is worth a million bucks and the pictures are priceless!

  • Too many Tarts have no morales, our progeny have no DIRECTION. Off Youre.. arses, get a job and , Pay back, not ..on yopur back .. Pay Back. the system you uesd, WHEN your mothers had NO MORALes

  • makes me want quite my job and get on a lizard.

  • i love old out back songs u should do more lol

  • this is a folk song on for my junior cert :)

    best song on the course x3

  • The guy shearin on the machine near the end is Arti Huraki, Thats at a shed called Barrama in western Victoria near Edenhope. I youst to shear there! I was at that shed when he was doin that!

  • In primary school , we learnt this song (translated into Chinese version). Now i find the original one~great~it really reminds me of childhood 不錯 ,很好,haha~^_^

  • my teacher made me sing this ;l

  • i like this song since i came to farm and dance with farmers by using this song two weeks ago . haha , good memory and i will never forget that moment .

  • my greast uncle wrote this song

  • lol i have fond memories f when i was little, gardening with my father and listening to it. i have not heard it for years, yet it is rather strange because i know all the words???

  • I know this one on the piano. Never knew it had words! =D

  • yea im doin this for JC

  • were doing this song tho the pride of eren or something at my year 7 social!!! GO US... AUSSIES!!

  • Love these Old Aussie Songs. Why don't we hear them anymore anywhere????? We should play them everywhere. Bring back the old Australia!!!!

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  • sorry didnt mean 2 diss ur comment i just pressed the wrong thumb. lol

    ur comment is good. why dont we hear these songs anymore?

  • @internetmarketing1 i'm getting my band to do covers of traditional folk songs, they're so awesome

  • @internetmarketing1 You used to be able to hear all those old songs in the Gold Rush section of Wonderland. But now Wonderland's gone. xc boo

  • @Takaouto Fuck yeh ... wonderland

  • I love you Rolf, but I'm from shearing stock, and from my part of the country, 'He curses the old snagger with the bare bellied joe.'

  • we're the only ones that sing songs about them

  • Research mate. Wool was the first and most profitable industry in Australia for quite a while, hence the term 'riding on the sheeps back'.

    Research mate, coloquilisms always originated somewhere.

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  • Rolf at his best i love it

  • A patriotic song, should be sung in all schools, but probably won't due to australia being too PC these days.

  • LOL I am teaching it to my class for a concert and found I had to censor 3 verses! Even this version is tweaked and chopped around. LOL. But then who knows how many verses were added here and there.

  • we're doing this song in school for our state exams!

  • samee!!!!

  • chatter go the shears boy!

  • these days are almost gone. since i move to my current home three contractors have left the district.

  • were doin them in skool!

  • Great pics to go with the song, thanks!

  • what a legend of a song, remember having to sing this song, along with "Bound for Botany Bay" in primary school 30 years ago! Love hearing these old Aussie folk songs. thanx for posting, your a fair dinkum legend.

  • RIPPER!

  • haha im studyin this song in school for my jc!

  • I really like Rolf and always have. The world will be a sadder place when he goes. But for me, I think he would be just so much better if cuts the narrative in middle of his songs which he oftens seems to do. That would make him so much better.

  • Well done, not only is the song nice, the accompanying pictures is very entertaining and educational.

    Thanks for posting.

  • As a kid in 1964 living in Singapore, they used to show a clip in between programmes, of an Australian guy playing a guitar while singing this. All around his feet were lambs and a dog. Brings back memories. Thanks for posting this.

  • this song absolutly owns!

  • I remember this from my childhood! aww brings back memories...

  • great aussie song,

    sung by Rolf Harris i believe? sounds it

    anyways a great oz song

  • i knew this song first when I listened to a story that involved this song!

  • Great song. My 3 yr old loves the refrain. Click, Click, Click......

  • i got the band 2 play this song at my wedding and my wife left me 2 days later because of it. damn this song to hell

  • then she wasn't worth it, to be so petty about things you like.

    if your story is even true, that is.

  • i wish i never heard this damn song now its cost me my prized bird

  • If it wasn't this, it'd be something else.

    At least you learned it now, rather than later.

  • A real good Aussie song! It´s perfect and very enjoyable.

  • where can i get a download of the song?

    its awsum

  • Yes, it is great to watch and listen, I forwarded to my friend.

  • Great song and video. enjoyed it very much.

    had to forward it to my friends..

    jim

  • Lol I had to sing this in my choir... Reminds me of the good times at school. 

    This is a classic!

  • Another absolutely classic esoteric composition from Rolf Harris. Yes, one has to be "initiated" to understand the man, but he is a genius beyond belief. This featured in ITV's "Heartbeat" 02/12/2007. Glad I found it; Rolf is unparalelled entertainment. Thank you mrtibbs6912.

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