Last Anzac
HELP ME FIND A SONG????????????
well a while ago i found this really nice song on a website, i’m sure it was called The Last Anzac, but i can’t find it, and i don’t know who sings it!, i can remember it’s sung by a girl, i’ve tryed searching the lyrics in google but couldn’t find anything, the lyrics are:
every year we remember in april and november
the boats on the water
carrying the brave
they heard the deadly orders to run through the water
it’s time for you to jump boys your fighting to be free
and in every year passing
our nasion souls be marching
through country towns and city streets
thats all i can remember!,
anyone help??
The song is: The Last Anzac by Michael Travers. His site seems to be down, but I have posted a reference to a cached version of it.
THE LAST ANZAC
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