Songs about Fitzroy

“I remember the day I was no more than a boy, working in an oxide plant at the back of North Fitzroy”

“She struck me as quite nice, she served me coffee once or twice, I fell in love with that Brunswick St girl”

“He came riding on the backbone of some calamity, saying, "These Fitzroy bars, they can't hold me"”

“Side by side we walk along to the end of Gertrude Street”

“Deep in our hearts everyone barracks for Fitzroy, whether we say we barrack for somebody else or not”

“Birds sing and sun shines through my window, smiling day and night”

“Bringing down this pretty useless town, it's a useless town”

“Little boy you’re my pride and joy, the only good thing about old Fitzroy”

“I could seize it onto my line, I was going to hang out at Rushall Station for a while”

“There's a full moon tonight over Separation Street, I'm driving down the tramlines avoiding places we could meet”

“They say you grew up on the golden mile, went to Fitzroy just to slum it”

“City lights are driving me crazy as I walk the lonely streets of old Fitzroy, how I wish that I was back there in the dreamtime, in the country where there's always peace and quiet”

“My name is Brody, I'm from Melbourne, Fitzroy Melbourne, Fitzroy Melbourne”

“But give me half an hour and I’ll meet you in the gardens, I’ll probably be waiting under the rotunda if it’s raining”

“So let your bedroom be our port in a storm when we’re in Fitzroy”