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• I am alive song sung by choirs full#

(After Cathy Wilcox.In November 2021, the ABC’s classical music network put out the call for people to join the Classic Choir and record themselves singing Noonan’s new song, All is Love, which was commissioned especially for the project.

We sing our songs so sweetly we kin make a strong man sobĪnd singin’ them makes all of us real happyīack to the Index of Songs Public Transport Anthem by Gary Werskey We’re singin’ this to tell you all we’re doin’ a great job Kin you tell me what thet mark means pleaseĪnd so to Chris and Mick and all you lovely Heathen mob Mick prints them songs fer us and sends us ee-mails She couldn’t do it without Mick, the Heathens second star She finds them songs and plays the toons fer us on her gittar Them Mountains folks was probably all down there at the pubīut Chris she kept on singin’ cause she really liked our mobĪnd soon our numbers got right out of handĬhris really raised our bar though she sometimes travels far Thare waren’t too many Heathens when Chris took on the job Tune: The Country’s in the very best of hands from the musical Li’l Abner We’re telling the truth, we haven’t come to fool yaīack to the Index of Songs Our Choir is in the Very Best of Hands by Robin Mosman You’ve many friends, they’re a loyal bunch There’ll soon be a cry you’ll hear all night Your family you put right up before all others Who’s brought you joy and brought you love You formed a band and sang out Hallelujah If a job on that isle of Bali would fulfil youĪnd while you were there one fateful nightĪnd it’s since been a warm and steady Hallelujahīut if it did, well, really, what’s it to ya? What have you done alone before we knew ya? You searched for a choir that could sing folkloreīANC’s ad in the Gazette just overthrew yaĪnd from their lips your drew the Hallelujah Your voice was strong but you needed more

I am alive song sung by choirs full#

This stately queen confronting six full decades They said, “It’s really not our habit to impeachĪnd I thought ‘they still love me in Fargo’īack to the Index of Songs Happy Birthday, Christine Wheeler by Mick O’Neill (2015)Īnd we’re here to share her music, aren’t we? Lyrics Martin Bishop (apologies to Paul Simon) Join the choir, join the choir he cries and disregards excusesīack to the Index of Songs 50 ways to leave the White House suggested by Gary Werskey Sweet Honey in the Rock, Sinead O’Connor, Bach, Vivaldi, Now before you stands a man who sings Paul Simon and Mozart Where the proper mountain winters make you feel alive There was SUMS but I thought they were weirdos In the ivy-clad and hallowed halls of Sydney U Wearing only tears of scant regret I left my calling there There was little else about that place I liked When I entered Springwood seminary I was no more than a boyīut at least I loved the music in the chapel thereĪll those Latin phrases ringing round the walls In a pocketful of choirs, singing harmonies

I am just a Heathen, though my story’s seldom told We were in a tight spot but they helped us a lotīack to the Index of Songs I am just a Heathen (Ode to Mick) by Christine Wheeler (2019) With more help from Rowen we really got goin’ We were in quite a jam till we thought about Anne We are the Heathens by Julie Brackenreg, assisted by a subset of the Choirīack to the top Advance the basses fair! by Laurie Brackenregīack to the Index of Songs Chris couldn’t sing but we didn’t give in by Robin MosmanĬhris couldn’t sing but we didn’t give in The Altos and Sopranos should be friends by Robin Mosman Queen of the Great Western Line by Robin Mosman Our Choir is in the Very Best of Hands by Robin Mosman I am just a Heathen (Ode to Mick) by Christine Wheeler (2019) Happy Birthday, Christine Wheeler by Mick O’Neill (2015) Index of songsĪdvance the basses fair! by Laurie BrackenregĬhris couldn’t sing but we didn’t give in by Robin Mosmanįifty Ways to Leave the Whitehouse suggested by Gary Werskey Click a song in the index to jump down to its lyrics. These songs were written by choir members to be presented (generally) in skits at various celebrations over the years, often in full costume.