Kneel for a song called "I am Australian".

I found it for you. Please read the lyrics carefully.

The download address is in the back.

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The songwriter looked for it for a long time before he found it. Most of the web pages are various, and Chinese is a collective creation. It was a long time before Google discovered that the original lyrics were Bruce Woodley and Dobby Newton, and the composer was Bruce Woodley. The two of them are members of the Seekers, a group of young people who developed Australian folk songs in Melbourne in the 1960s. Since its establishment, Seekers has made great achievements in Australia, as well as in the charts of the United States and Britain, among which the most famous member is the singer Judith Durham. I can't find another record released by you in June,1964165438+10, which ranked first in Britain and Australia and fourth in the United States, and sold1750,000 records, becoming the first band in Australian history to rank among the top five in three countries at the same time. 1967, the band was awarded Australian of the year, and the concert in Melbourne in the same year attracted 200,000 people, setting a record for the largest number of Australians at that time.

"I am/We are Australian" is a song that brings together many classic moments, celebrities and cultures in Australian history, and blends into Australia's specific background, making it one of Australia's famous patriotic songs. Because of the huge number of fans who love it, there are also a group of people who want to change to the national anthem (why do good songs have to have the national anthem? )。 Although it is not the national anthem, it has been sung by countless Australians on countless Australian National Days.

Telstra (equivalent to China Telecom), Australia's largest telecommunications company, has been using this song as its advertising song since the Rugby World Cup was held in Australia in 2003.

The first paragraph introduces that aborigines are the earliest inhabitants of Australia and have lived on the red soil coast for 4000 years. In the second paragraph, immigrants began to enter Australia, and different occupations had different dreams. The third paragraph is the essence of Australian culture, which refers to Albert Namatjira (an Australian indigenous artist, the first indigenous Australian nationality conferer), Ned Kelly (an Australian iron suit man was finally hanged), and Clancy on horseback refers to Clancy Overflowing, a famous poem by Australian writer A.B. (Benjo) Patterson.

I'm/we're Australian. I'm from the dream era, from the dusty red soil plain.

I am the guardian of the ancient heart-flame,

I stood on the rocky coast and watched the tall ships coming.

In 40,000 years, I was the first Australian.

We are one, but we are many.

We come from all over the world,

We share a dream,

Sing with one voice,

I am, you are, and we are Australians.

I came to the prison ship bound by chains.

I cleaned the land, endured whipping and waited for rain.

I am a settler, and I am a farmer's wife running in drought and barren.

I went from a prisoner to a free man and became an Australian.

I am the daughter of a digger looking for the main vein.

The girl turned into a woman on the long dusty road.

I was a child of the Great Depression, and I saw the good times coming.

I'm a jungle man, I'm a soldier and I'm Australian.

We are one, but we are many.

We come from all over the world,

We share a dream,

Sing with one voice,

I am, you are, and we are Australians.

I am a storyteller, and I am a singer.

I'm Albert Namatgira, and I paint ghostly gums.

I'm Clancy on horseback, and I'm Ned Kelly on the run.

I'm a waltz dancer. I'm from Australia.

I am the hot air from the desert, and I am the black soil of the plain.

I am mountains and valleys, I am drought and flood.

I am a rock, I am the sky, and I am a running river.

The spirit of this great land, I am Australian.

We are one, but we are many.

We come from all over the world,

We share a dream,

Sing with one voice,

I am, you are, and we are Australians.

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