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All the hospitals are empty
The children are safe in bed
The prisons and politicians are all dead
The jellyfish have travelled down the coast to Bateman\'s Bay
The ocean is a hot tub and the skies are grey
We fight to feed our children
Water don\'t come cheap
Whatever is left in the bottom of the tin
We keep for you and me
We were married in a dust storm
Just before the war
Irukandji wedding guests swimming on the floor
You are
You are
You are
I could never take it away I could never be
You are
You are
You are
I could never take it away I could never
Didn\'t want nobody to touch me
I couldn\'t get up from my bed
I realised I\'d been killed from the things you said
So I left my body on land
And I travelled off far from the shore
Soldiers the size of your fingernail
Portuguese man o \'war
I\'ve got distant memories of swimming in the sea
When there was food before world war III
Never did make it to the great barrier reef
That one got away from me
Yeah I grew up by the beach when the water was cold
My mother had a garden where flowers would grow
And then the dust haze came and just one state north
Irukandji soldiers off to war
You are
You are
You are
We\'re done for, we\'re done for
You are
You are
You are
We\'re done for, we\'re done for
Written by: Anna Free