Englishman Reacts to... The Seekers - I Am Australian: Special Farewell Performance

[@CliveWebbAustralia]

I'm a 63 year old performer (Singer), I can't perform this song because I'm an Australian who finds it such and emotional song, that I can't get through it without crying. It means so much. It should be the National Anthem, even if I'd never get to the end of it...

[@heathertonovic585]

Hi Robbie😊 I'm so glad you listened to this special song & you appreciated it. I'm an Aussie & every time I hear this song I cry. All of us in life have so much to be greatful for no matter where we are from. Big heaps of love to you Charlie & the fur babies xxxx

[@r.fairlie7186]

Rob, I highly recommend that you watch The Voice Australia blind auditions when “The Bushwackers” duo sang this. One of them, Dobe Newton, co-wrote “We Are Australia” with Bruce Woodley of “The Seekers”. Just key in “The Bushwackers We Are Australia The Voice Australia”. Choose the longer of two results as it shows some very heartwarming stories that provide more depth about the positive effects of this song. The thumbnail includes the words “You wrote our anthem”.

[@johndennington5136]

I was born pommie (Liverpool) and will always be fond of the UK. However proud to be Aussie now. Grew up here in the late 70’s and 80’s. In my opinion ther is no better place to be. Doesn’t matter what colour or race you were, if you are here and want be to be Aussie you are my brother.

[@ERG173]

@@johndennington5136 .... Like you I was born a pommie (London) but I don't know where the Pom in me ends and the Aussie begins, same applies to the Kiwi part of me. I am proud of all those parts and would not want to give up any,

[@amplep1913]

Beautiful song. The first time I heard it I was amazed at the tune, lyrics, voices, instruments . Do you know who wrote I am Australian?

[@lgh2052]

Judith had had a stroke, why she is seated & can't move her arm. Still performing so beautifully. RIP to a beautiful soul ♥️

[@lillywildflower]

I have a brain injury from an accident but hers was from a stroke. My left side doesn’t work which includes mouth, throat…. My voice. Out of all the damage a stroke can do, I’m glad she still had her beautiful voice to sing with. She was an incredible singer

[@Mark-t9z]

That wasn’t during this tour, that was in 2013 during their 50th Anniversary tour, it was after I saw them at the State Theatre in Sydney.

[@peterdel3307]

Hey Rob Yes indeed this should be our national anthem , this song makes every Australian proud to be Australian, sadly we Lost Judith Durham RIP she had a beautiful voice that will live On in our hearts forever, Cool reaction 👍🇭🇲

[@Bellas1717]

Can’t be as it is. Think about it.

[@noelinsley8057]

A song that describes the country and talks of inclusiveness and doesn't go on about war. It sings about the positive and not the negative. 🇦🇺

[@noelroberts8199]

Judith Durham was one of Oz's best voices, she WAS The Seekers, we in Australia love her and she was a national treasure and always will be, R.I.P. Judith we all miss you and your beautiful voice but your songs will live on forever......

[@marealanham2900]

I think that was one of her last performances.

[@Wyz369]

We're so lucky to have technology that enables us to hear our favourites. RIP Judith Durham

[@beverleyjones4179]

I am 61 year old Australian and agree with Clive. I have watch many different reactions to this song from all over world, yet to me out of all of them I feel you have the grasp of it the best, as you highlighted „from all the lands we come“ along with all other important areas. This song is very beloved song in our Aussie repertoire.

[@lindybell15]

This is a song of our history. The first Australians, the convicts, the immigrants from all over the world, and those born here since. We all love this land. It’s a beautiful song and this is the dream. We are one, but we are many.

[@malalexander3515]

62 year old Australian here. Ex serviceman and volunteer fire-fighter. I tear up every time I hear this song.

[@victoriahatcher2554]

I am Australian and that song by the Seekers brings a tear to my eye when I hear it. Please listen to some of the Seekers other music you will love it. Bought up with the Seekers music. We won the lottery being born in this beautiful country and I am very grateful and proud.😊😊

[@lindabailey1600]

Someone once commented that we don't write patriotic songs in Australia - we write love songs to our country. This is one of the most beautiful

[@luciadaley3661]

So true!! A beautiful post

[@jgsheehan8810]

I love this song. It really tugs at the heart and is impossible to listen too without a tear. It probably won’t work as an anthem but to me it should be the National Sentiment. This is what we all should be working toward.

[@rossbowden2377]

Out of all the comments I've read this one I totally agree with

[@highvibe4839]

This song is so apt to our Country right now, so beautifully written and sung. I found out ten years ago my paternal grandfather was sent out on a convict ship, he was a 17 year old that worked in London, apparently he stole a cap to wear as he worked for the Tailor, seven years hard labour and was then gifted a piece of land in Victoria! I love my ancestry, and my Country, because of that hardship I now have a good life. This song was sung by a huge crowd of Victorians during their lockdowns, by the daughter of one of the men in the seekers, another beautiful voice. Cheers.

[@lynd395]

Dear Judith, such a magnificent voice silenced forever. RIP

[@davidjohnston7512]

100% it should be our anthem.

[@KelpieDog]

My ancestor arrived on the first fleet, he was a farmer feeding the colony. This has continued for over 200 years, I am in the bush surrounded by sheep. I am Australian.

[@donnasmith5942]

I love this song,as I am an Australian.

[@WoTBlitzAddict]

I've heard it for the very first time and I really love it. So simple yet so powerful, great song!

[@bernadettelanders7306]

Yes Rob the lyrics are terrific, i still get emotional. Hope u had a great Christmas and both u and Charlie have a lovely New Year 😊

[@ForTheBirbs]

Such a powerful song, sung beautifully. Happy New Year to you

[@ajpussinboots5062]

It absolutely needs to be our national anthem - it’s all inclusive, timeless, acknowledges and respects our indigenous people, everyone likes it and all can sing along.

[@TerryCoulbeck]

Am 72 year old male living in England uk and this song gets me emotional every time I hear it .

[@bernbee26]

The Seekers were huge in the UK in the 60’s, so many great songs to check out, start with Georgy Girl which was the theme song for a British movie starring Lynn Redgrave, James Mason, Charlotte Rampling.

[@kevin-e5h5t]

I love The Seekers, but most of all I love Judith Durham's voice, We are blessed.

[@paweszawowski9337]

Dignity that comes from belonging to the people from one place they've been creating every day, Everybody longs to feel this way

[@briangill4000]

Hey Rob, not sure what's going on with the algorithm...... first time your channel has popped up in ages. Love the beard.

[@SimjetAU]

Most australians agree that this should be our national anthem.....but I doubt that will happen worse luck

[@Bellas1717]

Yes, it’s impossible in this format. Reshaped it could and should be.

[@ziggystardust52]

@@Bellas1717, yes. It would be too long. But, which verse(s) would be left out?

[@Bellas1717]

@ Yes, but it doesn’t need omission, it needs to be rewritten a bit. None of the verses make sense alone - Primary school kids would not be singing "…I've been the first Australian." Many national anthems are 5-7 verses long, but usually only 1-2 are sung, often not the first two. The original of Advance Australia Fair is four verses, but our anthem version is just two, and we sing the second verse as the first. The first two verses of I Am Australian can be condensed to one for the short anthemic form, and the last verse slightly rewritten to give the two verses needed for more formal occasions. (We still have to play God Save the King at the most official ceremonies.) The history and culture of the middle verses can be retained in the poetic written version, just not sung in the anthem. The ARM has been given an example of this rewrite with the first verse referencing all the ways people became Australians, and the second verse the diversity of the places we live: "I come from the Dreamtime, First Nations I remain. I came upon the prison ship, bound down by iron chain. I left my own, I chose this home, from war and strife I’ve run. My heart is in this great land, I am Australian. We are one… I’m the hot wind from the desert, I’m the black soil of the plains. I’m the Outback and the farmlands, I’m the drought and flooding rains. I am the Rock, the southern sky, the city, beach and sun. I’m the spirit of this great land, I am Australian. We are one…"

[@robynmurray7421]

​@@Bellas1717Sorry, but no.

[@Bellas1717]

@@robynmurray7421 As I mentioned through the thread, it’s simply an example that they have to show the format needed for a song that so many of us would love to see as our anthem, but that just isn’t suitable as it is. It’s not by any means the proposed song. That would hopefully be written by Bruce and/or Don.

[@helenmckeetaylor9409]

We feel it, we are many threads woven together form a rich & beautiful tapestry 💞

[@michaelfink64]

Judith had such a lovely voice. So sad that she is gone. Rob, you do have patriotic songs. One of the highlights of the Ashes is listening to the Barmy Army sing Jerusalem during the first over of each day. Then there's Land of Hope and Glory.

[@shayneramsay1388]

It honestly encompasses all of us mate as they say "we are one, but we are many, and from all the lands on earth we come, we share a dream" Bruce Woodley who wrote this (the guy that sang 3 chapters, the other 2 were Judith Durham)

[@Bellas1717]

@@shayneramsay1388 Yes, he co-wrote it.

[@janellebegg214]

I am a true blue aussie, my dad fought in the war and I agree this should be our National Anthem. Judith Durham has passed away she was an Australian great.

[@JanetButcher]

This song stirs the heart and makes you proud of this great land. It is also completely inclusive. That is why it needs to be our anthem.

[@robynmurray7421]

The national broadcaster, ABC, has used this song for statio n promotions. They feature performances by children, in indigenous languages, by a deaf choir, and a community choir performing via zoom during Covid lockdown. Very touching.

[@Piotr-bh5yx]

Istotnie piękna pieśń!

[@Bunny-k1x]

What a beautiful song and amazing voices!

[@joseph-ge5om]

I am from London came here in 1968 and yes this song always brings a tear

[@thisisbillgates]

Would love if this were our anthem

[@Bellas1717]

Not unless it was rewritten. Think about it.

[@keyboardoracle1044]

@@Bellas1717just say what your gripe is.

[@Bellas1717]

@@keyboardoracle1044 No gripe. I love this song. I teach it to new arrivals as a potted lesson in Aussie culture. It just doesn't work as an anthem in its current format. An anthem needs to have two forms: one standalone verse plus chorus for things like schoool assemblies. There currently isn't a single verse that can do that. Imagine kindergarten kids being taught any one of the current verses and it becomes obvious. The second format, required for formal occasions, is two cohesive verses plus chorus. Again, the current form of the song can't do that. But if Bruce Woodley and/or Dobe Newton could be encouraged to rewrite it into anthemic form, actually really easy to do, and both were ready to sell/give away the rights, it would rival the best anthems of the world. There currently is an example of a rewrite with the Australian Republic Movement. A new chapter in Australia's history needs a new anthem. This would be perfect.

[@keyboardoracle1044]

@ the way I see it you have 2 or 3 verses that are personal then the chorus, then the cultural verses then chorus… I’d like to see a verse for refugees added then you could just have the personal verses and the chorus. And the cultural ones as the second verse, no one knows the second verse of the current national anthem anyway.

[@Bellas1717]

​@@keyboardoracle1044 AAF is four verses long in its original form, then it was cut to two because four was far too long for people to sing. The first verse we sing is the second of the original song. "No one knows the second verse" because, as with almost every national anthem worldwide, only one verse and chorus are sung 90% of the time, with two verses and chorus usually just on formal occasions. This is the example, not by any means a final version, of the verses that could be anthemic that the ARM have. The first verse shows the origins of the Australian people, the last recognises the diversity of the land where they live. Verses in between, as with many national anthems, remain in the song as history and culture, but aren't sung as the anthem. I come from the Dreamtime, First Nations I remain. I came upon the prison ship, bound down by iron chain. I left my own, I chose this home, from war and strife I’ve run. My heart is in this great land, I am Australian. I’m the hot wind from the desert, I'm the black soil of the plains. I'm the Outback and the farmlands, I’m the drought and flooding rains. I am the Rock, the southern sky, the city, beach and sun. The spirit of this great land, I am Australian. We are one, but we are many, And from all the lands on earth we come. We'll share a dream, and sing with one voice: "I am, you are, we are Australian."

[@marealanham2900]

The Seekers were very successful back in the 60s, especially in England. Georgie Girl was one of their biggest hits.

[@jerzygolec4953]

Greetings from Down Under, Rob.

[@franceslillingston2641]

I still get chills hearing Judith Durhams voice it was amazing.

[@speccwolf]

You’re looking great rob, merry Xmas to you and yours

[@RobReacts1]

Well this is an old video so my beauty has probably reduced since haha

[@speccwolf]

@ ha

[@pamelahirst2954]

As an immigrant Brit I still love the last night of the proms, think of those great songs with everyone singing along, rule Britannia, and hope of land and glory, we Brits have a long history too 😊

[@jennyhenry387]

I saw The Seekers when they performed at The Lyric Theatre in Brisbane (can't remember the year) as part of their farewell tour. All my life I'd enjoyed their songs and their singing. I was surprised at how entertaining they were during their live performance. Their musicality was obvious. Also obviously, they really liked and respected each other. They all had great diction and good voices. Judith Durham's voice, of course, was phenomenal. I could hear how their voices slotted together, and all four of them were essential to producing their unique sound. All those hours of practising and performing together with people they liked really showed.

[@marcellesmith6870]

I am an Aussie .The Seekers were icons growing up in 1960s .This song is the best her magical voice ..We were lucky to have the seekers .RIP THANK YOU GUYS.❤❤

[@queenslanddiva]

I'm not especially patriotic either, but this song makes me proud. RIP beautiful Judith Durham.

I’m 80. I came to Australia when I was 15 from a south eastern country. I married a Aussie whose ancestors came on the tall ships in chains. I look at my Aussie children and grandchildren and thank god for this wonderful country.

[@Frederick-in2rz]

Grew up In Brisbane, had a thoroughly modern woman music teacher, attended Cav Rd High, by the end of the year I could sing all The Seekers songs. She was the Greatest. her music will live forever because of who the Seekers where

[@mssuziquzi]

Great reaction Rob. Australia is the most multicultural country on the planet. My own family is a mixture of English, Irish, Polynesian, Portuguese, Italian (my husband) and American (my daughter in law). This is not at all unusual here and it really is what makes this country so special. Just one thing, we now know that our first nation people have been here for 65 thousand years, not 40 thousand. They are the world's oldest continuous living culture.

[@MelodyeSartori]

My family is equally as mixed, I’m half Irish, Mum was Welsh, English and Scot mix, dad was born in Belfast. My husband was Italian, my grand son’s mother is from Mauritius, my grand daughter’s father Is Japanese. I reckon we are the ultimate Heinz 57 variety. This song is for all of us !

[@mssuziquzi]

@@MelodyeSartori Don't you just love it. I forgot to mention my daughter in law's father is South African, and her step father is Japanese/Mexican. I'm doing an Ancestry DNA check to see what else I can find.🥰

[@MelodyeSartori]

@@mssuziquzi good luck with your search!👍👌🇦🇺👍👋😉

[@mssuziquzi]

@ Thanks.😊

[@sharonconstable4483]

Since you enjoyed this listen to the ones they did for Australia bushfire & for our Anzac

[@wallywombat164]

Hahaha. I love taking the piss out of you Robb. Thanks for your kind words young fella.

[@Mangsaab1954]

At the time that this beautiful song was written the world was more at peace with its migrants. Conflict Chaos is accelerating to the point where now it seems a bit naïve Hearing this song gave me the peace of revisiting a not so long ago better time.

[@Jennifer-mv9pg]

I am the great-great granddaughter of convicts, also granddaughter of British migrants, and married to a recent migrant. Myself, my children and grandchildren, are ALL Australian. This song resonates so much, most Australians end up singing it with tears in their eyes because it says EVERYTHING!

[@jennysheldon7633]

Your video showed that these talented singers were so ahead of their time

[@garyj2690]

As an immigrant to Australia in 1969 this song so represents Australia - we are multi-cultured. A beautiful song that recognises our Indigenous peoples - the true owners of this land.

[@flamingfrancis]

It is 60 years since the Seekers were located in Britan where they had chart topping songs and this was at the time when the Beatles charted with regular monotony. This one was co composed by Bruce Woodley and a mate of his, Dobe Newton, an Aussie institution who has sung Aussie folklore songs with the Bushwackers for well over 50 years. When it comes to this type of music there are several in England that go back a long way in anthems such as All things bright and beautiful, Land of Hope and Glory. Your alternate national anthem Jerusalem often substitutes (at Olympics) for GSTK.

[@RH-w9i]

Australia is an idea, show up, be yourself and part of the community and the results write themselves

[@bernardpeel7133]

Great reaction.

[@alurker3985]

Glad you enjoyed the song "I am Australian". You need to check out other songs by the Seekers. As for British patriotic songs, you need to watch the "Last Night of the Proms" and especially when everyone sings 'Jerusalem', 'Rule Britannia' & 'Land of Hope and Glory'. I might be third generation Aussie, but 'Jerusalem' gives me goosebumps.

[@MelodyeSartori]

Love the Last night of the Proms,I grew up with my 3rd generation Aussie grandparents sing-alongs around the piano, funnily enough they still called the UK ‘the old country’ or more often ‘Home’, carried down from THEIR grandparents I expect. This was the early 50s. Miss those days!

[@roberte5057]

Also notice the convicts in chain and the hardships.

[@Farm1894Stitcher]

This is almost an unofficial anthem IMO and I can’t imagine any Aussie not being proud and moved to tears when they hear this song. I am nearly 66 years old and have loved the Seekers since I was a very young girl. Judith had such a rare and beautiful voice and truly was a national treasure.

[@KayeNash-g2o]

Yes that song is & was a big hit & it meant so much to every one on the big sailing ships, especially the 1st & 2nd fleets but not just them everyone. I am a decendant from the early settlers 🇦🇺🇦🇺

[@josephinecrawford9171]

Thank you You’re a delight 💪

[@trevorhanlon6755]

My mum moved here from england back in the 70's if she didn't i wouldn't be born i am Australian but Ireland, Scotland, English back ground and proud

[@jennysmith38]

Judith had an amazing, powerful voice.

[@DeannaN-r1f]

This song covers all Australians it should be our National Anthem more valid than the one we have.

[@gazcross3926]

Yes, it IS a beautiful song, one that tells the story of the birth of our nation. Despite it's beauty it would not be suitable for our National Anthem; Advance Australia Fair is by far the most appropriate for that role. But this song, it pulls at the heartstrings, mainly due to the voices & harmonies The Seekers bring to it. No other group, no other voices, could do it justice. And Judith Durham was one of the lovliest singers, a true artist, a true Aussie. The Seekers were absolutely marvellous, taking Australia to the world. God Bless them all. God Bless Judith, may she RIP.

[@DavidLee-tn3mo]

Scotland has a great patriotic song “Highland Cathedral”

[@alyn927]

Yes this song definately makes one feel patriotic thankyou Always brings me to tears also and agree it should be ‘The Australian National Anthem’

[@B4iCQ]

You can't get any more Australian than We are Australian! I think this song was meant to be our national anthem. It is a perfect reflection of the true Aussie spirit -- forget the temporary woke spirit that is currently haunting Australia right now.

[@brasschick4214]

This definitely should be our national anthem and Australia Day on Jan 1 adding onto New Year to make a four day holiday like Easter. A decent break to celebrate Federation. Let’s break from the divisive past and go forward. Addit: it would be easy to make the chorus into a fanfare for sporting events like the Olympics.

[@pamelaiverson5527]

No to both. January 1 is already a holiday.

[@elizabeth10392]

Shout out to Dobe Newton of The Bushwhackers who co- wrote this song with Bruce Woodley of The Seekers.

[@mkwn2320]

RIP Dear Judith, Such a Beautiful voice ♥

[@zebedeedoodaah6454]

Thankyou mate!. 👍

[@AnitaRose2212]

Do any Aussies have tears running down their cheeks? Totally agree "I Am Australian" should be our national anthem.

[@suetaylor6623]

The patriotic uk songs that come to mind are Land of Hope & Glory and Rule Britannia that are whole heartedly sung on the last night of the Proms ❤️

[@MelodyeSartori]

Please don’t forget my favourite’Jerusalem’ I learned it as a poem in primary school and was thrilled down to my toes when I heard it sung for the first time on the radio from the Proms. This Aussie has been a fan ever since.Another favourite is ‘I Vow to the My Country’. I love the Gustave Holst theme from The Planet’s Jupiter, now known as the hymn tune Thaxted, it is sung to.

[@pamelahirst2954]

I do love my adopted Australia too

[@davidbyster9249]

The Seekers didn't get big in Australia, until they spent time in the UK

[@pamelaiverson5527]

Nope. Attended their concerts before they left for England

[@karendavidson4897]

Yes

[@lillywildflower]

YES! MAKE THIS OUR NATIONAL ANTHEM…. Best song

[@CallieG333]

Judith Durham was Pitch Perfect, a glorious voice like an Angel.

[@davidanders2365]

I'd like Puff the Magic Dragon to be everyone's national anthem. That was the Seeker's.

The girl became a woman, on the long and dusty road :( My favorite line, so many meanings...

[@kookymonsta6566]

Wadly we lost Judith Durham in 2022. She had a stroke not long before this concert (hence why she js sitting).

[@MarkJessop-hq2uo]

I also love the song. when the carnival is over

[@MelodyeSartori]

Or the song of the lonely ram; I’ll never find another ewe (You) sorry old 60s humour!

[@KathyAnderson-q2d]

What a beautiful. Song by the Seekers. We are Australian 🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺

[@HALBiSSGames]

YOU FOT A BEARD?!! WOOW YOU LOOK AWESOME REALYYY

[@RobReacts1]

It's an old video lol. Just having a break over Christmas so reuploading some older popular videos

[@kathleenkildare8688]

I love this song being a first generation Australian, but I also love My Country I Vow to Thee which could rightly be your National Anthem…🤔

[@k.vn.k]

And people still blaming immigrants for cost of living and all other problems here. Ironic isn’t it while Australia is the land of immigrants. We are one but we are many, we all come from other great lands. Edit: just to clarify, I only blame those who came here and do not share the same dream, they are not Australian.

[@maureenchadderton8049]

Definitely should be our anthem

[@Bellas1717]

For those who would have this as our national anthem, it cannot be. A national anthem requires 1-2 self inclusive verses, and a chorus. Which two verses would school children sing? Which would be chosen at the Olympics? This doesn’t work without it being rewritten, although that’s very achievable.

[@Dallas-Nyberg]

Judith Durham's voice was perfection. RIP Judith

[@Patricia-ks8rw]

Watch national sing-along abc TV during covid.

[@davidarkinstall6675]

I'm Aussie, we are one we are many we come from all the lands on earth. Yet some say we are a racist country, so who in Ausrtralia is racist against who ?!?!

[@Flash-sr8hm]

Unfortunately, there are racists all over the world, Australia included. Growing up, I heard alot of rubbish talked about indigenous Australians, Asians and "wogs". And I'm white and I heard buckets of this garbage from friends and their parents. You don't have to look too far to find it. But in general, Australians are tolerant and welcoming people.

[@Bellas1717]

@@davidarkinstall6675 When times are hard, as they are worldwide after the pandemic, fear rises as the foremost emotion. Fear of the different is the easiest to manipulate, and right-wing extremists prey on that. That’s why we are seeing an increase in right-wing tendencies, especially of overt racism, around the world. We see it in Australia, although to a much lesser extent. We see it in people ignorantly decrying immigration, although our economy desperately needs skilled workers who make up the greater majority of immigrants. We see it in small yet present neo-Nazi demonstrations. We saw it with The Voice referendum. We need to be watchful of the spread.

[@MelodyeSartori]

@@Flash-sr8hmIn my early years in primary school in the early 50s we welcomed many children who had come from war-torn, war-weary Europe, and learned to accept and take on board other cultures, Christmas Carols were some of the first we adapted to. I wonder how those children are today, like me they would be in their 70s and early 80s. I think it had a great bearing on my attitude to refugees, hopefully making me a more tolerant person. That is my hope for Australia which this lovely song represents.

[@larissahorne9991]

Hi Rob, You don't need to live in Australia to be an honorary Aussie. You and Charlie were adopted as such quite some time ago.

[@vickig2439]

Needs to be our national anthem

[@nevyn_karres]

No no no, it is the UK (the collective of three countries) that allowed Australia to have this song.

[@davidberriman5903]

Australia is a racial melting pot. I don't think there are many countries in the world that do not have representation here. I am Australian covers the original owners and the "newcomers" It really is a pocket history. The Seekers should have been declared a national treasure and that song should be our national anthem. Regrettably Judith Durham passed away in 2022. A very sad loss. If I ever hear that with out tears I will be very concerned.

[@markedwards4879]

As an Australian I would completely support this as our Anthem. I’ve never liked our current one.

[@brasschick4214]

“I Vow to Thee My Country” would be a good equivalent song for England. Check out the Royal Marines version.

[@nicolepalachicky8033]

Aussie, Aussie, Aussie, Oi, Oi, Oi.! 💙🇭🇲

[@tnytyson]

There are alot of great aussie songs, take me a bit find em