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Where the White Faced Cattle Roam / What a Pal My Mother Might Have Been
Buddy Williams · 1942
Where the White Faced Cattle Roam / What a Pal My Mother Might Have Been is a 1942 single by Buddy Williams.
Buddy Williams: Australian country singer.
- Kind
- single
- First released
- 1942
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More by Buddy Williams
- Happy Jackaroo / Dreamin’ of My Mother · , 1940
- The Face on the Bar Room Floor / Wingie the Railway Cop · , 1942
- The Dying Soldier’s Prayer / I’ll Be Back Never Fear · , 1942
- Music In My Pony’s Feet · , 1944
- Where the Lazy Murray River Rolls Along / The Drover’s Song · , 1945
- Overlander Trail / Over Hilltop and Hollow · , 1946
- The Orphan Boy and His Dog / Chain Lightning the Outlaw · , 1947
- The Stockman and the Outlaw / My Sunny Southern Home · , 1948
- Pioneering Days / Down the Old Bush Track · , 1948
- Dear Old Aussie Blues / Beneath the Queensland Moon · , 1950
- Wedding Bells / Murrumbidgee Blues · , 1951
- Freight Train Blues / The Black Sheep · , 1951
- I Can’t Sitting in a Cell / Gambling Polka Dot Blues · , 1951
- Beyond the Setting Sun / I’m Gonna Tear Down the Mailbox · , 1951
- Dear Old Dorrigo / Christmas Bells · , 1952
- The Flying Doctor / A Mother as Lovely as You · , 1952
- Missing in Action · , 1953
- The Spirit of Progress / Pentridge Jail · , 1954
- Anybody’s Lover · , 1956
- Answer to Missing in Action · , 1956
- The Prisoner's Song / On an Ocean of Broken Dreams · , 1959
- Polling Day · , 1959
- The Panther · , 1959
- Under Western Skies · , 1959
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