Song information On this page you can read the lyrics of the song Wonthaggi , by - John Williamson. Song from the album The Way It Is, in the genre КантриRelease date: 20.06.2013
Record label: Emusic
Song language: English
Wonthaggi |
| If ever you were here in winter |
| It comes in off the Strait |
| You’d know why they call it 'wind and rain' |
| Lucky we’re here in autumn |
| But I would keep you warm |
| If ever we’re stuck in winter in Wonthaggi |
| But we’ll be cruising north bound |
| Away from the frosty moon |
| Murwillumbah or maybe Billinudgel |
| Or up through the Border Ranges |
| And down through the Numinbah |
| Or further on through to Montville or Maleny |
| Or somewhere where it’s warm |
| May, June, July, you don’t go to Wonthaggi |
| Check out the big bouffants |
| Like hairy air balloons |
| Guaranteed to hold in the wind |
| There’s a titter in the town |
| The women are 'tizzying up' |
| Not hard to guess there’s a wedding in Wonthaggi |