Once an old Dakota forcelanded
by a billabong
(Narrowly missing a coolibah
tree)
And the pilot, he cried, as rinsed out his
tucker bag,
“Who’ll come and fly round
(Chorus) Fly round
“Who’ll come and fly round
And
the pilot, he cried, as rinsed out his tucker bag,
“Who’ll
come and fly round
“Count us in” said the Goony birds who fly round in
a great big flock,
Of Dizzies, Forty-Sevens, and a GMAX R4D,
“We’ll fly (backwards) round
We’ll all come and fly round
Chorus
“And me” said the bush pilot, polishing his
Beaver,
“No more fishing trips or hunting caribou,
To carry kangaroos and maybe jolly jumbucks
I’ll come and fly round
Chorus
“Me
too” said the Beech boy, falling off his surfboard,
Then winding up his motors with a great big
shiny key,
“In my airborne armchair I’ll admire the
scenery,
I’ll come and fly round
Chorus
There are AC680s in brand-new
(By the time that we’ve finished they’ll
have a repaint due)
They’ve got spares stashed on a Viking they “borrowed” from Invicta
(Looks like a pregnant gooney, between me
and you).
Chorus
For max hours on your PIREP, you could try
it in an Ellehammer,
In a VATSIM environment you’d cause a
traffic queue,
With nine horsepower pottering your way
along the runway –
I’d rather not fly round
Chorus
This year we will stop at Argyle, pay a
visit to the diamond mine,
No
Next year we might do
But this year it’s counter clockwise, as we
shout
Chorus
There are lots of other aircraft all flying
round
(A verse for each type would be more than I
can do)
So good luck to you all and I’ll see you
back at
I’m going to fly round
Fly
round Australia, fly round Australia,
I’m
going to fly round
So
good luck to you all and I’ll see you back at
I’m going to fly round
(Tune:- Waltzing Matilda) (Words:- John
Lawler 12 Jan 2004)