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Take me down to your rusty shack
Take me out to your great outback
Let me swim in your inland sea
Let me taste of your salty stream
And I will go deep underground
Down to where the jewels are found
And I will look in your emerald eyes
I will soar in your sapphire skies

I run my hands through your dusty hair
While you look with your mirage stare
Upon your face a heat haze smile
Hungry like a crocodile
Blown away like the summer leaves
Smokin’ like a bushfire breeze
All across this thirsty land
With all the water in your hand so

Take me back
Take me back
Take me back to your rusty shack

Cover me with your sunset sky
Let me rest my weary eyes
As up above the stars they gleam
Like a diamond studded dream
This river bed is mostly dry but
This river bed will flow for awhile
From what I know of this southern land
Show me that you understand

So Take me back...

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from It's the Apocalypse, Baby, track released March 30, 2008
Eddie Cole

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Eddie Cole Monbulk, Australia

Eddie Cole is from the hills east of Melbourne Australia. He plays a blend of gospel infused roots folk.
He has played festivals Australia wide, shared bills with legends such as James Reyne, Diesel and Brian Cadd along with performing his own headlining shows and performing regularly in the Revival Centres Church. ... more

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