“The Hut that's Upside Down”
Description
The singer has travelled many places, but now is "anchored hard and fast in the hut that's upside down." He describes the wild behaviors there -- gambling, frantic shearing, and watching the cook beat a brownie or dance a highland fling
Notes
Thought to refer to a shed in Big Burrawang in New South Wales. Meredith and Anderson report that this shed was "so big that a wooden tramway ran around it to move the wool." - RBW
References
- Meredith/Anderson, pp. 58-59, "The Hut that's Upside Down" (1 text, 1 tune)
- BI, MA058