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Rob Clarkson: We don't need no laws, abolish the courts It makes Devonport look like Camelot
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Hobart
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Paul Kelly: And the streets are so wide, everybody's inside Sitting in the same chairs they were sitting in last year
and Redgum: And it looks like everybody must have died There's no one on the streets and nothing on TV
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Adelaide
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Billy Bragg: I barrack for St. Kilda; In that funny game they play
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Melbourne
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Hunters and Collectors: Well I blasted my way through the barrier range
I ripped up the ground but nothing has changed
Bromide, sulphide, oxide, slag
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Broken Hill
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REM: You wake up in the morning; To warm Pacific breeze
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Brisbane
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Pavement: A groovy scene in Australia, I will move Take my surfboard, maybe I'll groove
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Perth
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Bob Hudson: Bloke on the footpath said, "D'ya want a go, do ya mate, eh?" Norm said, "Yeah, d'you want a go, mate?" Bloke on the footpath said, "Yeah I'll have a go" Norm said, "D'you know who you're picking?" The bloke on the footpath said, "Nah, who am I picking?" Norm said, "You find out"
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Newcastle
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Milk: Where I heard the streets were paved with gold
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Bendigo
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The Farrelly Brothers: I've been everywhere man, I've been everywhere, I've been to... Dapto Dapto Dapto Dapto, and...
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Wollongong
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Midnight Oil: nights are warm
Daytime telly, blue rinse dawn
Dad's so bad he lives in the pub, It's underarms and football clubs
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Sydney
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Jack O'Hagan: There’s a track winding back to an old fashioned shack along the road to...
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Gundagai
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Tom Waits: There's nothing sadder than a town with no cheer
Vic Rail decided the canteen was no longer necessary there
No spirits, no bilgewater and 80 dry locals
And the high noon sun beats a hundred and four
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Serviceton
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Jack Lumsdaine: Like a jewel so rare in a setting that’s fair A city of white was born With its gardens of blooms and its fair perfumes
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Canberra
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