
Date of issue: 31.12.1995
Record label: EMI Recorded Music Australia
Song language: English
Andy's Return |
With pannikins all rusty, |
And billy burnt and black, |
And clothes all torn and dusty, |
That scarcely hide his back; |
With sun-cracked saddle-leather, |
And knotted greenhide rein, |
And face burnt brown with weather, |
Our Andy’s home again! |
His unkempt hair is faded |
With sleeping in the wet, |
He’s looking old and jaded; |
But he is hearty yet. |
With eyes sunk in their sockets |
But merry as of yore; |
With big cheques in his pockets, |
Our Andy’s home once more. |
Old Uncle’s bright and cheerful; |
He wears a smiling face; |
And Aunty’s never tearful |
Now Andy’s round the place. |
Old Blucher barks for gladness; |
He broke his rusty chain, |
And leapt in joyous madness |
When Andy came again. |
His toil is nearly over; |
He’ll soon enjoy his gains. |
No more he’ll be a drover, |
And cross the lonely plains. |
The She oaks bend and quiver |
Far from the hot nor’west, |
At home by some cool river |
He means to build our nest. |
With pannikins all rusty, |
And billy burnt and black, |
And clothes all torn and dusty, |
That scarcely hide his back; |
With sun-cracked saddle-leather, |
From where the skies hang lazy, |
On many a northern plain, |
From regions dim and hazy |
Hey our Andy’s home again! |
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