Orstralia
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Orstralia
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I don't live this life for me
In Orstralia land so free
Everybody lazing in the sun
Nobody cares so let's have fun
We got no problems, got no wars
And you don't need your brain no more
No sir
Orstralia goes in once again
We must remeber all our friends
And to make sure always
That we support the CIA
We got no problems got no wars
And you don't need your brain no more
No sir
Hang your washing on the line
It's okay, the weather's fine
Your hubby goes out don't commit no crime
He always gets to work on time
We got no problems got no wars
And you don't need your brain no more
No sir
You know you're blah blah blah
In Orstralia
In your own backyard
In Orstralia
So come on, let's have fun
In Orstralia
...in the land of the hope 'n' glory...
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