Joe Daley Joe Daley i(A23816 works by)
Born: Established: 1927 ;
Gender: Male
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1 I Leave You a Song i "I leave you a song that may comfort at times", Joe Daley , 1989 single work poetry
— Appears in: I Leave You a Song 1989; (p. 129)
1 Forgotten Graves i "In their lonely graves forgotten,", Joe Daley , 1989 single work poetry
— Appears in: I Leave You a Song 1989; (p. 127)
1 Survival i "The swagman has gone from his regular beat", Joe Daley , 1989 single work poetry
— Appears in: I Leave You a Song 1989; (p. 125)
1 Proud to Be That Way i "We are facing quite a problem between white men and black;", Joe Daley , 1989 single work poetry
— Appears in: I Leave You a Song 1989; (p. 124)
1 Trumby i "Trumby was a ringer, a good one too at that;", Joe Daley , 1989 single work poetry
— Appears in: I Leave You a Song 1989; (p. 123)
1 Shade of Dark i "He arrived in a little sleepy town, stole a horse outside the pub,", Joe Daley , 1989 single work poetry
— Appears in: I Leave You a Song 1989; (p. 121)
1 Australia was Their Home i "What's all this re-enactment? Why should we celebrate", Joe Daley , 1989 single work poetry
— Appears in: I Leave You a Song 1989; (p. 120)
1 My Old Mate Bill i "I pen these few lines", Joe Daley , 1989 single work poetry
— Appears in: I Leave You a Song 1989; (p. 118)
1 The Man from Bourke i "He galloped down the streets of Bourke; his name was `Meat Works Tom'.", Joe Daley , 1989 single work poetry
— Appears in: I Leave You a Song 1989; (p. 117)
1 Old Mulga i "Old Mulga reared up with a bellow and snort,", Joe Daley , 1989 single work poetry
— Appears in: I Leave You a Song 1989; (p. 115-116)
1 A Might Have Been i "How many times they lumbered him he could not recollect;", Joe Daley , 1989 single work poetry
— Appears in: I Leave You a Song 1989; (p. 114)
1 Riding in the Bar i "They ride `em in the stock yard, and spur them on the flat,", Joe Daley , 1989 single work poetry
— Appears in: I Leave You a Song 1989; (p. 113)
1 Aggety i "Old Aggety is a cattleman who loves the feel of scrub.", Joe Daley , 1989 single work poetry
— Appears in: I Leave You a Song 1989; (p. 111)
1 A Special Breed of Man i "It takes a special breed of man for me to lift my hat;", Joe Daley , 1989 single work poetry
— Appears in: I Leave You a Song 1989; (p. 109)
1 McCarthy's Country i "Now, McCarthy got his build and strength", Joe Daley , 1989 single work poetry
— Appears in: I Leave You a Song 1989; (p. 107-108)
1 Paddy Gramp i "Oh! I come from plurry Queensland, and my name is Paddy Gramp;", Joe Daley , 1989 single work poetry
— Appears in: I Leave You a Song 1989; (p. 106)
1 Bushman Bob Lamont i "Bob Lamont, a dry, old bushman, as wiry as they come;", Joe Daley , 1989 single work poetry
— Appears in: I Leave You a Song 1989; (p. 105)
1 Hi There, Ted! i "He's immortalised our legends, and made people full aware", Joe Daley , 1989 single work poetry
— Appears in: I Leave You a Song 1989; (p. 103)
1 Bloody Good Gear i "I tune into Bourke every now and then...", Joe Daley , 1989 single work poetry
— Appears in: I Leave You a Song 1989; (p. 101-102)
1 Dusty Down Under i "Dusty country here down under, I can lean back and relax.", Joe Daley , 1989 single work poetry
— Appears in: I Leave You a Song 1989; (p. 100)
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