| He leant on the sledge with his right arm. |
| To the forge, comrades to the sledge hammers. |
| Swing that sledge, sing that song |
| 'Well, Sledge-sledge-sledge-sledge-eroo, 'this is a fine mess you've gotten us into. ' |
| A meat axe, a sledge hammer, anything! |
| He leant on the sledge with his right arm. |
| To the forge, comrades to the sledge hammers. |
| Swing that sledge, sing that song |
| 'Well, Sledge-sledge-sledge-sledge-eroo, 'this is a fine mess you've gotten us into. ' |
| A meat axe, a sledge hammer, anything! |
| Hear the sledges with the bells. |
| from the road on which their sledges had been left..." |
| Bahadin, more rope ties for the sledges. |
| Chain the supply sledges together and put them behind you. |
| I'm keeping one of the sledges. |
| Hear the sledges with the bells. |
| from the road on which their sledges had been left..." |
| Bahadin, more rope ties for the sledges. |
| Chain the supply sledges together and put them behind you. |
| I'm keeping one of the sledges. |
| A chum of mine was sledging down Claxby Hill. |
| Food supplies would also be depoted for the six-man sledging party that would make the 1 500-mile journey across the Antarctic continent. |
| It was just sledging. Oh, sure. Karl, why are you even... |
| Maybe your father died in a sledging accident. |
| No sledging. |
| A chum of mine was sledging down Claxby Hill. |
| Food supplies would also be depoted for the six-man sledging party that would make the 1 500-mile journey across the Antarctic continent. |
| It was just sledging. Oh, sure. Karl, why are you even... |
| Maybe your father died in a sledging accident. |
| No sledging. |
