Thank you very much indeed to Joy McKean.
I'd like to do a typical Queensland bush ballad this time.
And it's a story called The Cunnamulla Fella.
Oh, there's The Cunnamulla Fella now.
Oh, yeah, Dave. Great stuff.
Yeah.
I think it's Paul Trenmouth from the Bluegrass Band, actually.
But anyway, let's take it away now.
Oh, Paul's got his 25-string banjo there.
Five left. We've worked them hard up north.
Here it is, The Cunnamulla Fella.
Now, once when I was drovin' on the cattle trails
I met a little girl, her name was Ada Vale
She smiled at me and she said,
Young fella, I think we'll settle down in Oglethella
I'll be the fella at Oglethella
Oh, I'll be the Oglethella fella
Yeah!
Oh, she said her daddy's name was Charlie Bull
She had a lot of kiddies and a lot of bills
So I grabbed my horse, that was nice and handy
And I never stopped till I reached Durham Bandy
I was the dandy at Durham Bandy
Oh, I was the Durham Bandy dandy
Hey!