
In The Outback Sun
  
  
    
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       [Verse] 
       
      In the outback sun where the shadows play 
       
      Kangaroos hop while the kookaburras stay 
       
      There's a girl of girls that I still adore 
       
      Wish you'd come back strolling through my door 
       
      [Chorus] 
       
      Come back again my heart's aflame 
       
      Girl of girls ain't you tired of this game 
       
      Under Southern skies let's start anew 
       
      Australia's calling me and you 
       
      [Verse 2] 
       
      She wore dreams like a boomerang 
       
      Always returned but never sang 
       
      Her voice was silent in the twilight glow 
       
      Lost in memories the wind would blow 
       
      [Chorus] 
       
      Come back again my heart's aflame 
       
      Girl of girls ain't you tired of this game 
       
      Under Southern skies let's start anew 
       
      Australia's calling me and you 
       
      [Bridge] 
       
      From the Outback plains to Bondi's tide 
       
      Your spirit roams wild but can't hide 
       
      Through red deserts and green coastlines 
       
      The land of Oz waits with open signs 
       
      [Verse 3] 
       
      Just a postcard from a distant shore 
       
      Made my heart ache for something more 
       
      A letter with hopes in every line 
       
      Australia waits girl take the sign 
      [Verse 4] 
       
      Just a postcard from a distant shore 
       
      Made my heart ache for something more 
       
      A letter with hopes in every line 
       
      Australia waits girl take the sign 
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"In The Outback Sun"
Main Themes & Imagery
Nostalgia & longing: The narrator yearns for 
a past love, evoking emotional memories tied to the Australian landscape.
Romantic pursuit: There's a repeated plea for 
the woman to return and rekindle their connection.
Australian identity: The song is steeped in 
national imagery—kangaroos, kookaburras, boomerangs, Bondi Beach, red deserts, 
and green coastlines—creating a vivid sense of place.
Structure Highlights
Verses: Paint scenes of emotional reflection 
and symbolic gestures (e.g., “She wore dreams like a boomerang”).
Chorus: Acts as a heartfelt refrain, 
emphasizing the desire to reunite “Under Southern skies.”
Bridge: Expands the scope from personal to 
national, suggesting the land itself is calling them home.
Repetition: The final verses echo earlier 
ones, reinforcing the emotional weight of distance and hope.
It’s a beautifully crafted piece—ripe for musical adaptation 
or even a visual concept.