Phil's Caravan
from driftwood smoke (album) by DON HILLMAN
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lyrics
PHIL'S CARAVAN ( Phil’s Kombi )
Parked along the coast somewhere
You could watch the ocean roll from there
Spend a week or stay a day
Look at the world a different way
We would surf and smoke a while
The conversation ’d make you smile
Just leave your board there on the sand
By Phil’s caravan
Julianne and sweet Suzie
There was always room for you and me
We’d build a fire as night-time falls
Guitars play and currawongs call
And the stars are sure shinin’ bright
In the southern skies tonight
Mysterious and grand
On Phil’s caravan
Watch the sun rise from way out on the sea
Crystal waves break over me
Take a wave and take some more
As dogs chase seagulls on the shore
Kennett River, Johanna too
Even when the wild southwest storm winds blew
Good friendship could withstand
In Phil’s caravan
Drivin’ down that old ocean road
It doesn’t seem that long ago
But all the joints we hung around
The fires came through and burnt ’em down
But the faithful beach, she’s still waitin’ there
And I still get a wave somewhere
And reminisce about the band
And Phil’s caravan
And Phil’s caravan
Mm …
And Phil’s caravan
Parked along the coast somewhere
Along the coast somewhere
Parked along the coast somewhere
You could watch the ocean roll from there
Spend a week or stay a day
Look at the world a different way
We would surf and smoke a while
The conversation ’d make you smile
Just leave your board there on the sand
By Phil’s caravan
Julianne and sweet Suzie
There was always room for you and me
We’d build a fire as night-time falls
Guitars play and currawongs call
And the stars are sure shinin’ bright
In the southern skies tonight
Mysterious and grand
On Phil’s caravan
Watch the sun rise from way out on the sea
Crystal waves break over me
Take a wave and take some more
As dogs chase seagulls on the shore
Kennett River, Johanna too
Even when the wild southwest storm winds blew
Good friendship could withstand
In Phil’s caravan
Drivin’ down that old ocean road
It doesn’t seem that long ago
But all the joints we hung around
The fires came through and burnt ’em down
But the faithful beach, she’s still waitin’ there
And I still get a wave somewhere
And reminisce about the band
And Phil’s caravan
And Phil’s caravan
Mm …
And Phil’s caravan
Parked along the coast somewhere
Along the coast somewhere
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from driftwood smoke (album),
released April 8, 2012
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DON HILLMAN VIC, Australia
Singer/songwriter Don Hillman hails from Victoria's Surf Coast.
From early days busking and playing on
the Melbourne folk circuit, Don found his passion for songwriting and formed his first band.
He cites Bob Dylan and Van Morrison as major early influences, and also Richard Clapton.
Don plays regularly around Melbourne and the Yarra Valley with his band Don Hillman's Secret Beach.
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