Graphic design by Lea Walpole, Soggy Brolly, Queenstown, Tas. The cover art is an 1860s hand-coloured woodcut, credit to North Wind Picture Archives, Alamy.
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lyrics
When you come back, do you want to make our way out to the Harbour?
I've got a bed in the back of my ute these days...
So when you come back, do you want to make some time
To watch the sun throw itself onto that rocky mountain face
And when you come back, do you want to make some plans?
Maybe organise something simple, something simple but fun?
When you come back, do you want to make a ladder
Up the trunk of the Blackwood so that we can climb it and we can sit up there?
And when you come back, do you want to make some music,
Make another verse to that nice chorus that you like to sing?
Chorus:
I come from the mountains, down through the valleys,
To the river deltas and the bays below.
I search for answers behind every rock face
And all I get's more questions about this place called home.
Oh when you come back, buddy let's make our way out to the Harbour
I've got a bed in the back of my ute these days.
So when you come back, do you want to make the most,
Make the most of the sunrise, make the most of the sunrise?
Chorus
credits
from Bring the show back home,
released June 6, 2022
Written by Teri Young and Potto (chorus by Potto)
Recorded and mixed by Al Future
Mastered by Isaac Barter
Vocals by Teri Young and Potto
Cittern guitar by Teri Young
Mandolin by Luke Plumb
Double bass by Hamish Stevenson
Tamborine by Al Future, Hamish Stevenson and Luke Plumb
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