Song-Poems

I have kept a diary since the age of seven (1957) and, since 1965, a notebook (wordbook) in which I write poems when I’m in the mood.

In the early-70s these poems were occasionally published, but they were overwhelmed by Robert Wolfgramm’s music – as my poetry gained much better acceptance with musical backing or as the lyric for a song.

Without the constraints of ‘being a poem’ I kept jotting down these rhymes to which a lot of people wrote tunes. Sometimes I too wrote a tune, but as it was ‘always the same tune’ I felt the songpoems fared better in the hands of other musicians.

I have never heard – say – 25 per cent of the songs on the following list. I probably never would have known about them, had I not compiled this list for the Internet.

Some songs have been set to music more than once, for example Communist Girls which has three tunes – by Robert Wolfgramm, Carrl Myriad and Allan Broadhurst respectively. Likewise Queensland Lady with version 1 - a tune I wrote and version 2 - Mick Reid’s tune. Etc.

Availability:

Here are some helpful email addresses:

• Robert Wolfgramm: robert.wolfgramm@gmail.com
• Allan Broadhurst: albroad@westnet.com.au
• Mick Reid: jburge@vtown.com.au
• Carrl Myriad: http://members.ozemail.com.au/~carrlmyriad
• Genna Levitch: genna@levitch.com.au

Lowell - Complete Songs
1966-2002

1. Aboriginal Lady. My words & music, 1976.
   The 1986 bathroom version is recorded on the Eighties CD. It was a song I often sang
   publicly during the 70s, and Robert sometimes played flamenco guitar.
2. Ain’t Fat Girls Good. My words & Mick Reid’s music, 1996.
   Recorded by Mick Reid as the ‘secret track’ on the Buckshot Breakin’ Loose CD, 1998.
3. Alone. Genna Levitch words, 1995. Music: Allan Broadhurst & me, 1996.
   Recorded by Allan & me on the Nineties.
4. Alone In The Garden. My words, Robert Wolfgramm’s music, 1971.
   First sung by Rhonda Illett in 1982 in Threedom. Recorded by Sally Hilder in 1998
   on All My Friends Are Sinners.
5. Another Messiah. My words & Robert Wolfgramm’s music, 1979.
   Recorded on Persecution Games (released: 1995).
6. Ask Me Sailor. My words & music, 1983.
   Recorded on the Eighties. Written for Cool Change, though not used.
7. Applause. My words, 1993. Allan Broadhurst’s music, 2002.
   Recorded on I Never Saw The Cat (2003).
8. Australian National Anthem (Can Of Coke & A Pie). My words & music,
   1975. Mick Reid’s music, 1996.
   I sang this at Pact Folk, I sang it everywhere. Recorded on the Seventies.
   Also music rewritten and recorded by Mick Reid on home demo tapes, 1996.
9. Babylon. My words & music, 1977.
   No recording.
10. Barabbas. My words & Robert Wolfgramm’s music, 1978.
    No recording.
11. The Beast Must Burn. My words, Robert Wolfgramm’s music, 1996.
    Recorded on the Nineties.
12. Black Bread Blues. My words & music, 1969.
    No recording. Just another 12-bar blues.
13. Blind. My words & Robert Wolfgramm’s music, 1996.
    No recording.
14. Bobby’s Song. My words & music, 1976.
    No recording. I have the chords, but no recollection of the tune.
15. Brandy Creek Song. My words & music, 1974.
    No recordings.
16. Bringing To You. My words & Robert Wolfgramm’s music, 1973.
    Recorded by Sally Hilder, All My Friends Are Sinners.
17. Bureaucracy Blues. My words & Robert Wolfgramm’s music, 1979.
    Recorded on Persecution Games.
18. Calvary. My words & music, 1977.
    No recording.
19. Camilla. Words & music, 1995.
    Recorded on the Eighties.
20. Cancer. My words & music, 1975.
    Recorded on the Seventies and sold to 2JJ Radio and the NSW Dept of Health.
21. Candlewoop. My words, 1968. Allan Broadhurst’s music, 2002.
    Recorded on I Never Saw The Cat.
22. Can You Hear The Hammers? My words & Robert Wolfgramm’s music, 1985.
    Recorded by Robert Wolfgramm on home demo tapes
23. The Cat. My words, 2001. Allan Broadhurst’s music, 2002.
    Recorded on I Never Saw The Cat.
24. A Changing Sky. My words & Robert Wolfgramm’s music, 1985.
    Recorded by Robert Wolfgramm on home demo tapes.
25. The Coming King (Raise Excalibur). My words & Robert Wolfgramm’s music, 1996.
    Video taped on Apocalupse Rider. No audio recording.
26. Common Man. My words & Robert Wolfgramm’s music, 1979.
    Recorded in the early Persecution Games demos but not used.
27. Communist Girls. My words & Robert Wolfgramm’s music, 1980. Carrl Myriad’s
    music (and words), 1998. Allan Broadhurst’s music, 2002.
    Recorded by Robert Wolfgramm at the EMI Sessions. Re-recorded by Robert Wolfgramm
    during the Persecution Games sessions. Performed by The Wilts. Performed by
    Basidium X. Re-written and by the Ragged Band on Distant Shores. Re-written and
    recorded by Allan Broadhurst on I Never Saw The Cat.
28. Cool Change. My words & Robert Wolfgramm’s music, 1985.
    No recordings.
29. Crazy For You. My words & music, 1994.
    Recorded on the Eighties.
30. Cry To Me Gently. My words & music, 1968.
    No recording, no recollection of the tune.
31. The Cult. My words & Robert Wolfgramm’s music, 1980.
    Recorded on Persecution Games.
32. Deserter. My words & Robert Wolfgramm’s music, 1985.
    Recorded by Robert Wolfgramm on home demo tapes.
33. Desolation. My words & Robert Wolfgramm’s music, 1985.
    Recorded by Robert Wolfgramm on home demo tapes.
34. The Dream. My words & Robert Wolfgramm’s music, 1985.
    Recorded by Robert Wolfgramm for the Cool Change movie soundtrack.
35. Dingo Lover. My words & music, 1984. Robert Wolfgramm’s music, 1984.
    Jason Whalley & Alexis Feltham’s music, 1996. Allan Broadhurst’s music, 2002.
    Recorded by Robert Wolfgramm on home demo tapes. Re-written and recorded by Jason & Lex
    on the Nineties. Rewritten and recorded by Allan Broadhurst on I Never Saw The
    Cat. My original music was never recorded.
36. Dog Blues. My words & music, 1968.
    No recording, I can’t remember anything.
37. Dole Bludger Blues. My words & Robert Wolfgramm’s music, 1980.
    Recorded by Robert Wolfgramm on Rising With The Sun.
38. The Drought. My words & music, 1981.
    Recorded on the Eighties.
39. Ease Me Gently. My words & Lester Silver’s music, 1975.
    Performed in Jonah. A tape recording exists.
40. Entrance. My words & Robert Wolfgramm’s music, 1985.
    Recorded by Robert Wolfgramm on home demo tapes.
41. Everything’s Up For Change (Limited To Care). My words & Robert Wolfgramm’s
    music, 1985.
    Recorded by Robert Wolfgramm on home demo tapes.
42. False Witness. My words & Robert Wolfgramm’s music, 1980.
    Recorded on Persecution Games.
43. Father In Heaven. My words & Lester Silver’s music, 1975. Lester also composed a
    second tune – a chant – to the same words. This closed the show.
    Performed in Jonah. A tape recording of both tunes exists. Recorded by Sally
    Hilder on All My Friends Are Sinners.
44. Fat Girls. My words, Robert Wolfgramm’s music, 1980.
    Recorded by Robert Wolfgramm on home demo tapes. Recorded by Allan
    Broadhurst and me on the Nineties. Also taped live when we performed the
    Owl Broadhurst show at the Murrah Hall.
45. Fighting Man. My words & Robert Wolfgramm’s music, 1979.
    Recorded on Persecution Games.
46. Five More Days (And I’ll Be Home). My words, 1984. Allan Broadhurst’s words
    and music, 2002.
    Recorded on I Never Saw The Cat with the meaning of the song altered from ‘calling from Alice’
    to ‘calling from sea.’
47. For Rachel. My words & music, 1970.
    Performed with Stewart Walker & Dallas Lewis, no recording but I think I can
    remember the tune.
48. 40 Days. My words & Lester Silver’s music, 1975.
    Performed in Jonah. A tape recording exists.
49. Getting Along. My words & Mick Reid’s music, 1995.
    Recorded by Mick Reid on Buckshot Breakin’ Loose, 1998.
50. Girl. My words & music, 1967.
    No recording and I can’t recall the tune.
51. Go Back Moses. My words & music, 1972.
    No recordings.
52. The Gods. My words, 1997 & Mick Reid’s music, 1996.
    The original tune to ‘The Shirt’ is on Mick’s home demo tapes. The words changed to ‘The Gods’
    is recorded on the Nineties.
53. God of Shadows (Shadowy Gods). My words, Robert Wolfgramm’s music, 1983.
    Recorded by Robert Wolfgramm on Questioning The Plan. I recorded it on the
    Eighties.
54. Goldstein. My words & Robert Wolfgramm’s music, 1980.
    Recorded by Robert Wolfgramm on Rising With The Sun.
55. The Good, Good News. My words & Robert Wolfgramm’s music, 1980.
    Recorded by Robert Wolfgramm on the Persecution Games sessions, but not used.
56. The Good Man. My words & music, 1976.
    Recorded by Alison Blair and Bronwyn Bateman on the Galilee Concert. I also recorded
    it on the Nineties.
57. Good Teacher. My words & Robert Wolfgramm’s music, 1980.
    Recorded by Robert Wolfgramm on the Persecution Games sessions, though not used.
58. Guilt. My words, 1994. Mick Reid’s music, 1996.
    Recorded by Mick Reid on home demo rapes.
59. Hallowed Ground. My words & Robert Wolfgramm’s music, 1996.
    Recorded on the Apocalypse Rider video.
60. Hannah (An Angel In Our Midst). My words & music, 1977.
    Recorded on the Seventies.
61. Heartache. My words & Mick Reid’s music, 1996.
    Recorded by Mick Reid on home demo tapes.
62. Heaven (I Get No Answers). My words & Robert Wolfgramm’s music, 1985.
    Recorded by Robert Wolfgramm on Questioning The Plan.
63. Heavy Stones (Waggoner & Jones). My words & music, 1978.
    Originally recorded by Sally Hilder under the title of Waggoner & Jones on All My Friends
    Are Sinners. I recorded it as ‘Heavy Stones’ on the Nineties.
64. Heavy Women. My words & music, 1973.
    No recordings.
65. Herod’s Song. My words & Robert Wolfgramm’s music, 1971.
    Recorded on Threedom.
66. Hippie Games. My words & music, 1982. Mick Reid’s music, 1995.
    Recorded by Mick Reid on home demo tapes. My tune has never been recorded.
67. I Don’t Believe In You. My words & music, 1969.
    No recording, I can’t remember the tune.
68. I Don’t Know Why. My words & Calvin Stewart’s music, 1974.
    No recordings.
69. I Just Can’t Say No. My words & Robert Wolfgramm’s music, 1985.
    Recorded by Robert Wolfgramm on Rising With The Sun.
70. I Know The Man. My words & Robert Wolfgramm’s music, 1971.
    Recorded in Threedom.
71. I Know You, Jesus Christ. My words & Robert Wolfgramm’s music, 1971.
    Recorded in Threedom.
72. Illegitimate Child. My words & music, 1969.
    No recordings, maybe I can remember the chorus.
73. I Love The Man. My words & Robert Wolfgramm’s music, 1996.
    Video recording of Apolcalypse Rider.
74. I’m A Tryer. Robert Wolfgramm’s words & music, 1970. I tinkered with the words
    in 1980.
    Recorded on Persecution Games. A version with Robert’s original lyrics has never been recorded.
75. In The Rain. My words & music, 1968.
    No recording, but I can remember the tune.
76. I Never Wanted To Come Home. My words & Robert Wolfgramm’s music, 1979.
    Possibly on a 4-track tape, recorded with Cobargo Bob in 1979.
77. Irene. My words & music, 1966.
    No recording, but I can remember it.
78. Iron Lady. My words, Robert Wolfgram’s music, 1985.
    Recorded by Robert Wolfgramm on home demos. I recorded it on Eighties.
79. I Shall Return. My words & music, 1967.
    No recording, I can recall the tune with some difficulty.
80. Is That What We Are Here For? My words & music, 1975.
    Recorded live on Radio Lismore and on the Seventies.
81. It’s Another Day. My words & music, 1976.
    Recorded by Alison Blair & Bronwyn Bateman on the Galilee Concert.
82. I’ve Done It At Last. My words & Allan Broadhurst’s music, 2002.
    Recorded by Allan Broadhurst on I Never Saw The Cat.
83. I Wanna Marry A Black. My words & Robert Wolfgramm’s music, 1980.
    Recorded by Robert Wolfgramm on Rising With The Sun.
84. It Was News To Me. My words & Robert Wolfgramm’s music, 1977. Andy Vidler
    Also set these words to music in 1977.
    Recorded by Robert Wolfgramm on Galilee Concert. Also by Robert on Refugee.
    Also by Ivan Caldwell, Sue Cowell and Angela Caldwell live on Ford tape.
85. I Was Once A Sinner. My words & Robert Wolfgramm’s music, 1979.
    A joke song, left out of Persecution Games.
86. I Wish I Was A Cowboy. My words & Robert Wolfgramm’s music, 1986.
    Recorded by Robert Wolfgramm on home demo tapes, possibly as part of Cool Change.
87. Joel’s Song. My words & music, 1975.
    Though I performed it live at many venues during the seventies, it was never
    recorded until I captured it on the Eighties.
88. Jo-Jo (Clown’s Song). My words, 1976. Mick Reid’s music, 1996.
    Recorded by Mick Reid on home demo tapes.
89. Just A Boy. My words & John Ballis’ music, 1975.
    Recorded on Persecution Games.
90. Keats Street Blues. My words & music, 1966.
    No recording, but I can remember the tune all right. It was just a straight
    12-bar. I’d play it with Allan when we ran out of words.
91. The Kid. My words & Tony Stacey’s music, 1995.
    Not recorded.
92. Killing Me Loudly With My Song. My words & music, 1986.
    Recorded on the Eighties.
93. The King Is Dead (Long Live The King). My words & Robert Wolfgramm’s music, 1986.
    No recording.
94. King Of Hell. My words & music, 1996. The Wilts music, 1996. Robert Wolfgramm’s
    music, 1996.
    My music is recorded on the Nineties. The Wilts music is on the Rolling With The
    Pole session. Robert Wolfgramm’s music is on Apocalypse Rider.
95. Kingship. Words: Carrl Myriad & me, and music Carrl, 1997.
    Carrl Myriad home demo tape.
96. Listen To Us Jesus! My words & Robert Wolfgramm’s music, 1971.
    Recorded in Threedom.
97. Little Bridget. My words & music, 1986.
    Recorded on the Eighties.
98. Lonely Blues. My words & music, 1968.
    No recording, no recollection of the music.
99. The Lono. My words & Carrl Myriad’s music, 2002.
    Carrl Myriad home demo tape.
100. Love Is That Way. My words & Robert Wolfgramm’s music, 1985.
     Recorded by Robert Wolfgramm on Rising With The Sun.
101. Love Song. Words & music, 1966.
     No recording, but I can still recall the tune.
102. Love Story. My words & music, 1977.
     No recording.
103. Make Me Perfect. My words & Robert Wolfgramm’s music, 1984.
     Recorded by Robert Wolfgramm on home demo tapes.
     
     Man Child. Words Jim Ward (1968) and Lowell Tarling (1979) & music Robert Wolfgramm
     1979.
     Recorded on Persecution Games.
104. Mama, You’re Fixin’ To Go. My words & music, 1968.
     No recording and I can’t remember the chords. It was a Minor thing.
     Quite dramatic.
     
     Maria. My words & music, 1982.
     Recorded on the Eighties.
105. Master Plan. My words & music, 1969.
     No recordings, though I can remember parts of the song.
106. Middle Aged Women. My words & Mick Reid’s music, 1996.
     Recorded by Mick Reid on home demo tapes.
107. Moses’s Song. My words and music, 1973.
     Recorded on the Seventies.
108. My Headmaster. My words & Robert Wolfgramm’s music, 1979.
     Recorded by Robert Wolfgramm on Rising With The Sun.
109. Nails. My words & music, 1973.
     A tape recording exists live at the Gateway.
110. Nature’s Song. My words & music 1974. Mick Reid’s music, 1996.
     Recorded on the Seventies. Mick Reid’s music, recorded on home demo tapes.
111. Never Leave Me Then. My words & music, 1968.
     No recording, no recollection of the song.
112. 1984 (Welcome To The Planet). My words & Robert Wolfgramm’s music, 1985.
     No recording.
113. Ninevah. My words & Lester Silver’s music, 1975.
     Performed in Jonah. A tape recording exists.
114. No One Sticks Up For Me. My words & music, 1985.
     Recorded on the Eighties.
115. Nothing But The Cross. My words & Robert Wolfgramm’s music, 1979.
     Recorded on Persecution Games and on Rising With The Sun. There is a fast and a slow
     version of this song.
116. Nuthin. My words & Robert Wolfgramm’s music, 1980.
     Recorded on Rising With The Sun.
117. Oblivious Sunshine. My words & music, 1968.
     No recording, but I can remember the tune…just.
118. Old Horses. My words & music, 1971.
     No recordings, but I can remember it.
119. One Last Song. My words & music, 1968.
     No recording, just the words and chords. I can recall the tune.
120. Our Greatest Need. My words & Robert Wolfgramm’s music, 1984.
     No recording.
121. Outreach. My words & music, 1968.
     No recording of this song, but I know the tune.
122. Persecution Games. My words & Robert Wolfgramm’s music, 1980.
     The title track of Persecution Games.
123. Peter’s Song. Robert Wolfgramm’s original words & music, 1970.
     My words, 1971. And again, 1981. (His first verse remains throughout all versions.)
     Recorded in Threedom and in Persecution Games.
124. Pilate’s Song. My words & Robert Wolfgramm’s music, 1971.
     Recorded in Threedom.
125. Poker Machine Queen. My words & Mick Reid’s music, 1996.
     Recorded by Mick Reid on home demo tapes.
126. Priests. My words & Robert Wolfgramm’s music, 1971.
     Recorded in Threedom.
127. Prime Minister. My words,& Robert Wolfgramm’s music, 1979.
     Recorded by Robert Wolfgramm on home demo tapes. Also recorded by Jim
     Caldwell on Eighties.
128. Prison. My words, (1979), Tony Stacey’s music, (1996).
     Recorded on Nineties.
129. Procula. My words, Robert Wolfgramm’s music, 1971.
     Recorded by Rhonda Illett on Threedom and recorded by Sally Hilder on
     All My Friends Are Sinners.
130. Queensland Lady. My words & music, 1977. Mick Reid’s music, 1995.
     Recorded on Seventies and on Make Me Famous. Also recorded by Film Australia
     though not used in the short film The One That Got Away (1979)
131. Questioning The Plan. My words & Robert Wolfgramm’s music, 1983.
     Recorded by Robert Wolfgramm in Questioning The Plan.
132. Radio. My words & Lester Silver’s music, 1975.
     No recordings.
133. Rep. My words, Mick Reid’s music, 1996.
     Recorded by Mick Reid on Nineties.
134. Repressed Memory. My words, 1994. Music, Allan Broadhurst, Marto Fowler, Robert
     Harris & John McVeity, 1995.
     Two takes recorded at the Rolling With The Pole session. Recorded on the Nineties.
135. Republic. My words, Mick Reid’s music, 1996.
     Recorded on the Nineties.
136. Ringo’s Song (Make Me Famous). My words & music, 1980.
     Two takes recorded on Make me Famous.
137. Ruling Class. My words & Robert Wolfgramm’s music, 1979.
     Recorded on Persecution Games.
138. Sanctification Blues. My words & John Baliis’ music, 1980.
     Recorded for Persecution Games, though not used.
139. Secret Police. My words 1983 & Robert Wolfgtramm’s music, 1985.
     Recorded by Robert Wolfgramm on home demo tapes.
140. The Shirt. My words, 1985. Mick Reid’s music, 1996.
     Recorded by Mick Reid on home demo tapes.
141. Simon’s Song. My words & Robert Wolfgramm’s music, 1971.
     Recorded in Threedom and by Sally Hilder on All My Friends Are Sinners.
142. The Singer Who Won’t Give Up. My words & music, 1985.
     Recorded on the Eighties.
143. Sister Sister. My words & Robert Wolfgramm’s music, 1985.
     Recorded by Robert Wolfgramm on home demo tapes, and re-written and recorded
     on the Wolfgramm Sisters (2002) – music writers Kelly Wolfgramm, Talei Wolfgramm,
     Robert Wolfgramm, D Hirini and C Snape. Words by Kelly Wolfgramm, Talei Wolfgramm and me.
144. Song For A New World. My words & music, 1968.
     No recording, only the words and chordsheet exist.
145. Song For Johanna. My words & music, 1968.
     No recording, I can’t remember the tune, though I have the chords.
146. Song For You. My words & Robert Wolfgramm’s music, 1985.
     Recorded by Robert Wolfgramm on Rising With The Sun.
147. Spill His Blood. My words & Robert Wolfgramm’s music, 1971.
     Recorded in Threedom.
148. Spirit. My words & Robert Wolfgramm’s music, 1996.
     Recorded on Apocalypse Rider video.
149. The Storm. My words & Robert Wolfgramm’s music, 1978. I wrote a second set
     of words in 1982.
     Recorded on Rising With The Sun.
150. Strangelove. My words & music, 1986.
     Recorded on the Eighties.
151. South Africa. My words & music, 1985.
     Recorded on the Eighties.
152. Sunday Morning Blues. My words & music, 1976.
     No recording, I have the chords but don’t know the tune.
153. Surfing With The Grommet. My music, 1995.
     Recorded on the Eighties.
154. The Temple. My words 1985, Tony Stacey’s music 1995.
     Recorded but left off the Nineties. Also, Robert Wolfgramm probably wrote music
     in/around 1985, no recording.
155. Thank God For The Salvos. Jim Ward’s words, my music, 1979.
     Recorded on the Seventies and used by the Salvation Army as a Red Shield Day
     Radio promotion.
156. Think Of Your Friends Back Home (Mona’s Song). My words and somebody else’s music,
     1973. I have no idea who wrote the music.
157. Three Days. My words & Lester Silver’s music, 1975.
     Performed in Jonah. A tape recording exists.
158. Time Enough To Fade Away. My words & Robert Wolfgramm’s music, 1985.
     Recorded by Robert Wolfgramm on home demo tapes.
159. Time, Time, Time. My words & music, 1969.
     No recording, no recollection of the tune.
160. Tired Old Soldier (Knight Templar At A Bar). My words and Robert Wolfgramm’s music, 1996.
     Mick Reid’s words & music, 1997.
     Robert Wolfgramm recorded it in Apocalypse Rider. Mick Reid substantially altered the
     words and recorded it on home demo tapes.
161. Too Old To Be Young. My words & music, 1985. Allan Broadhurst’s music, 2002.
     I recorded this on Eighties. Allan Broadhurst changed the music and recorded it on
     I Never Saw The Cat.
162. Tricks. My words & music, 1986.
     Recorded on the Eighties.
163. Trouble. My words & Lester Silver’s music, 1975.
     Performed in Jonah. A tape recording exists.
164. Two Of Me Walking In One Man’s Blues. Words & music written by Robert Wolfgramm in
     1972. I changed the words once, in a 1988 session.
     Recorded by Robert Wolfgramm on Galilee Concert. Recorded by Sally Hilder on All My
     Friends Are Sinners. Recorded by me on the Seventies. Re-written (words) and recorded by me
     on the Eighties.
165. Urban Cowboy (Don’t Talk To Strangers). My words, 1985. Mick Reid’s music, 1996. Allan
     Broadhurst’s music, 2002.
     Recorded by Mick Reid on home demo tapes. Recorded by me on the Nineties. Recorded by
     Allan Broadhurst on I Never Saw The Cat.
166. Vinegar. My words & Robert Wolfgramm’s music, 1971.
     Recorded in Threedom. Recorded in Persecution Games.
167. Volkswagon. My words & music, 1975.
168. Waiting. My words, 2001. Allan Broadhurst’s music, 2002.
     Recorded by Allan Broadhurst on I Never Saw The Cat.
169. Wash The Cup. My words & Robert Wolfgramm’s music, 1971.
     Recorded in Threedom.
170. We Are Not The Way. My words, 1985. Karl Jensen’s music, 1996.
     Recorded on the Nineties. And recorded by Velocity Boy (1997).
171. What Is It Now? My words & music, 1978.
     Recorded on the Galilee Concert and on the live to Radio Lismore session on the
     Seventies.
172. When My Ship Comes In. My words, 1985. Tony Stacey’s music, 1996. Allan Broadhurst’s
     Music, 2002.
     Recorded by Tony Stacey on the Nineties and by Allan Broadhurst on I Never Saw The Cat.
173. When The Boat Comes In. My words, 1979. Robert Wolfgramm’s music, 1980.
     Mick Reid’s music, 1997.
     Robert Wolfgramm’s music is unrecorded. Mick Reid’s music on home demo tapes.
174. Where Are You Running To? My words & music, 1970.
     No recordings.
175. Why Me? My words & Lester Silver’s music, 1975.
     Recorded in Jonah. A tape exists.
176. Wilderness. My words & music, 1975.
     Recorded live to Lismore Radio on the Seventies.
177. Wishbone. My words & music, 1968.
     No recording, no memory of the tune, though I have the chords.
178. Wishing Myself Away. My words & music, 1985.
     Recorded on the Eighties for Cool Change , but not used.
179. You’re The Butter On My Bread. My words & music, 1977.
     No recording.
180. You’re The One. My words & music, 1978.
     No recording, Sally used to sing it as a send-up song.
181. You’ve Got A Friend (Melancthon’s Song). My words & Bruce Judd’s music, 1973.
     Recorded on the Martin Luther play. A tape probably exists.
182. Zacchaeus. My words & Calvin Stewart’s music, 1974.
     No recording.