There's a track winding back to an old-fashioned shack
Along the road to Gundagai
Where the blue gums are growing and the Murrumbidgee's flowing
Beneath the sunny sky
There's my mother and daddy all waiting for me
And the pals of my childhood, once more I shall see
Then no more will I roam when I'm heading straight for home
Along the road to Gundagai
I'm going back again to Yarrawonga
In Yarrawonga, I'll linger longer
I'm going back again to Yarrawonga
Where the skies are always blue
And when I'm back again in Yarrawonga
I'll soon be stronger than all my hunger
You can have all your Tennessee and Caroline
I'm gonna get some lovin' from that mammy of mine
I'm going back again to Yarrawonga
To the land of the kangaroo
My leg's the kind of boat from horses that I've rowed
Through the saltbush and the sand
I've got that rock and rollin' beat
On this rollin' saddle seat
Because I live in the Never-Never Land
I've never travelled down to all your high-class towns
Because I'm right just where I am
Our town's a pub and general store
What's the use of any more
Away out in the Never-Never Land
And you can bet I'll be set
When I get back to that old bushandy of mine
There I'll be where I'll see folks so dear to me
And everything will be fine
There'll be brother and sister, old mum and great-dad
I know they're just the greatest pals that I ever had
And I'll hope, pray and sigh
I'll be there until I die
In that old bushandy of mine