Keeping one of the world’s most ancient languages alive through song
First Nations people lived peacefully on this land for thousands and thousands of years before European settlement. They were prosperous and master caretakers of this beautiful Country.
We have written songs to teach the language of the Wadawurrung people.
By singing these songs, you will help to keep one of the world’s most ancient languages alive in the voices of both First Nations and non-First Nations people.
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Our backyard
Our backyard is bigger than we thought,
It’s got lots’a things livin in it.
Bees buzz in the karrap-karrap,
Yeah, it’s got lots’a things living in it.
Our backyard is bigger than we thought,
It’s got lots’a great things in it.
The muran fall from the tops of the trees,
Yeah, it’s got lots’a great things in it.
Use your mirr to see all the beautiful things.
Use your mirr to see all the beautiful things.
Our backyard is bigger than we thought,
It’s got lots’a things livin in it.
The buno grow in the sandy soil,
Yeah, it’s got lots’a thing livin in it..
Our backyard is bigger than we thought,
It’s got lots’a great things in it.
The garrang grow with their round blue leaves,
Yeah, it’s got lots’a great things in it.
Use your mirr to see all the beautiful things.
Use your mirr to see all the beautiful things.
Our backyard is bigger than we thought,
It’s got lots’a things livin in it.
The parrarr is soft yeah under my toes,
Yeah, it’s got lots’a things livin in it.
Use your mirr to see all the beautiful things.
Use your mirr to see all the beautiful things.
My back yard,
My backyard,
My backyard yeah I’m in it!
