Troy Cassar-Daley in Tamworth. Video by Rachel Gray for ACM

Transcript

00:00 I haven't held a chook in years. Amazing.

00:03 Not a live one anyway.

00:04 No, well that's right.

00:05 Is the chicken smiling?

00:07 Thanks guys.

00:10 Beautiful. That's awesome.

00:11 Is it alright? Can you hear ok?

00:13 Yeah.

00:14 That's good. That's what we really need.

00:16 Not too loud or anything.

00:18 It's called River Boy and it goes like this.

00:23 I was born and raised on the river. It's the only life that I know.

00:30 People around here put a name on me. And I hear it wherever I go.

00:38 They call me River Boy, River Boy.

00:43 So all your parents were brainwashed by the Whiggles, is that true?

00:49 Yeah.

00:50 Because I was designed exactly the same.

00:53 Can everybody sing?

00:54 La, la, la!

00:56 That's it. Five minutes.

00:58 And then you turn around.

01:02 And in the middle of the road, by a bend, there's an old city.

01:09 There's an old city.

01:13 Got a three-wheeled street and a four-wheel drive.

01:16 Living out here, we're born to survive.

01:22 We're born to survive.

01:24 And you're going to take me to the chickens when we get over this way?

01:31 Yeah.

01:32 He's come down and just shattered.

01:34 Oh, ok. So what do we have to do? Get something else, eh?

01:37 Yeah.

01:38 Concrete, eh?

01:39 Make some money.

01:41 Oh, that's good, isn't it?

01:43 Yeah. And then we've got a gun over here.

01:48 [chatter]

01:59 [children singing]