Biography:
Redgum was an Australian folk and political music group formed in Adelaide in 1975 by singer-songwriter John Schumann, Michael Atkinson on guitars/vocals and Verity Truman on flute/vocals; they were soon joined by Chris Timms on violin. All four had been students at Flinders University and together developed an intensely passionate and outspoken outlook. They are known for their protest song exploring the impact of war in 1983's "I Was Only Nineteen (A Walk in the Light Green)", which peaked at #1 on the National singles charts.
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Other songs:
- I Was Only Nineteen
- Asio
- Beaumont Rag
- Carrington Cabaret
- Critique In G
- Diamantina Drover
- Gladstone Pier
- It Doesnt Matter To Me
- Just Another Mometnt On Your Own
- Killing Floor
- Long Run
- Nuclear Cop
- One More Thursday Night In Adelaide
- Only Nineteen
- Poor Ned
- Servin Usa
- So Goodbye
- Stewie
- The Last Frontier
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15 miles at daybreak - an impulse deep inside
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A shower and rubdown and a quiet sense of pride
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Fame can take you far away from home
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The wind and rain they chill you to the bone
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A leader on the sports page, you reap what you have sown
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And it's just another moment on your own
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It wasn't for the money, the trophies or champagne
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A victory for the inner man, an echo to your name
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A minute in the spotlight, you reap what you have sown
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The crowd declares a hero - but heroes seldom last
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Your private life is front-page news until your time has passed
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Jetlagged in December, towels and Staminade
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Your name's up on the scoreboard and the ad is for aftershave
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And fame can take you far away from home
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Long distance romance on a hotel phone
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A minute in the spotlight, you reap what you have sown
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Older than your training
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15 miles at daybreak - an impulse deep inside
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A shower and rubdown and a quiet sense of pride
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Fame can take you far away from home
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The wind and rain they chill you to the bone
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A leader on the sports page, you reap what you have sown
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And it's just another moment on your own
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It wasn't for the money, the trophies or champagne
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A victory for the inner man, an echo to your name
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A lineball in the slipstream, shake a thousand hands
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A minute in the spotlight in a thousand foreign lands
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A minute in the spotlight, you reap what you have sown
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The crowd declares a hero - but heroes seldom last
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Your private life is front-page news until your time has passed
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Jetlagged in December, towels and Staminade
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Your name's up on the scoreboard and the ad is for aftershave
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And fame can take you far away from home
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Long distance romance on a hotel phone
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And your old friends seem so distant and you reap what you have sown
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And it's just another moment on your own.
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And fame can take you far away from home
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The roaring crowd they chill you to the bone
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A minute in the spotlight, you reap what you have sown
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And it's just another moment on your own
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just another moment on your own
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just another moment on your own
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