True Blue

So...

True Blue.

True Blue, that was it, yeah.

Yeah, because he played that in the last Ashes as well.

We were talking about it, weren't we?

Yeah, I'm pretty sure it was True Blue.

Yeah, it was True Blue, yeah.

Yeah, but the reason I say that is because, again, nostalgia-wise, so being on a beach that my dad loved, we grew up on Sunday mornings.

Under the shade of a cool bar tree.

True Blue hats, cord hats.

I quite like them, John.

Send a few of them.

Yeah, get them over.

But that's the thing.

Sorry to harp on about this again, but if we bring John Williamson in with Waltzing Matilda, we also get fucking True Blue playing in the stands as well.

True Blue.

Let's do it.

Now it is to the tune of John Williamson's True Blue, but it's Hey Brew Brew.

And it goes a little something like this.

Do we put the backing?

Karaoke? Yeah.

Yeah.

So this is Hey Brew Brew to the tune of John Williamson's Hey True Blue.

Basically this song just – it gives you an insight into the life that I live with Brutus and what he sort of gets up to and how he operates.

And John Williamson sang the national anthem at Bathurst.

He also performed his hit, True Blue.

Hey, True Blue Don't say you're gone Say you've knocked off for a smoker.

And you'll be back later on.

Hey, true blue.

Yeah, they do it well at Bathurst.

And well done, John Williamson.

And it was a tourist farm and they often played John Williamson songs.

And one of my favourites was True Blue.

So we'd be picking fruit and singing away True Blue.

Hey True Blue, don't say you've gone, say you've knocked off a smoko and you'll be back later on.

Hey True Blue.

Give it to me straight, face to face.

Are you really disappearing, just another dying race? True blue, is it me and you? Is it mum and dad or a cockatoo? Is it standing by your mate when you're in a fight? Or just virgin heart? True blue, I'm asking you.

Hey, true blue, can you bear the load? Will you tie it up with wire just to keep the show on the road? That's okay.