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The Shed - John Williamson (约翰·威廉姆斯（澳大利亚）)
Hey did you ever wake up in the morning
On the wrong side of the bed
A bit confused and yawning
You go straight out the back to your shed
Yeah all Australian boys need a shed
A place where he can go somewhere to clear his
Head
To think about the things his woman said
Yeah all Australian boys need a shed
A joint to learn to read an' write to work
On his bike at night
To grow up as he likes to grow anything under
Lights
A place to keep his tools nuts and bolts and
Drills
To hang a hide to hide the dry or hang
To pay the bills
Well my old shed she leaks a bit the roof
Is caving in
Nothing that a bloke can't fix with a few spare
Sheets of tin
The beams are old telegraph poles white ants have eaten
Out
She creaks and sways on windy days and leans towards
The south
Yeah all Australian boys need a shed
At the back of the shed where the dogs are
Fed near last years bails of lucerne
Sticky tall green leaves came up from thrown out seeds
All it took was bantam poop I watered 'em once
And they grew some
They should be prime 'bout easter time if no nosy
Neighbor steals 'em
Yeah all Australian boys need a shed
To weld up broken gates a place for all his
Mates
To come 'round Sunday arvo' for a jam
A place to make a racket to find the pipe
And pack it
To think about the things his woman said
Yeah all Australian boys need a shed
Yeah all Australian boys need a shed
Yeah all Australian boys need a shed
