Lyrics As Good As New - Slim Dusty

As Good As New - Slim Dusty
Song information On this page you can find the lyrics of the song As Good As New, artist - Slim Dusty. Album song Henry Lawson and 'Banjo' Paterson, in the genre Кантри
Date of issue: 31.12.1995
Record label: EMI Recorded Music Australia
Song language: English

As Good As New

Oh, this is a song of the old lights, that came to my heart like a hymn;
And this is a song for the old lights, the lights that we thought grew dim,
That came to my heart to comfort me, and I pass it along to you;
And here is a hand to the dear old friend who turns up as good as new.
And this is a song for the campfire, out west where the stars shine bright,
Oh, this is a song for the campfire, where the old mates yarn to-night;
Where the old mates yarn of the old days, and their numbers are all too few,
And this is a song for the great old times that will turn up as good as new.
Oh, this is a song for the black sheep, for the black sheep that fled from town,
And this is a song for the brave heart, for the brave heart that lived it down;
And this is a song for the battler, for the battler who sees it through,
And this is a song for the broken heart that turns up as good as new.
Ah, this is a song for the brave mate, be he Bushman, Scot, or Russ,
A song for the mates we will stick to, for the mates who have stuck to us;
And this is a song for the old creed, to do as a man should do,
Till the Lord takes us all to a wider world, where we’ll turn up as good as new.

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