| Song | Quinella Holiday |
| Artist | Midnight Oil |
| Album | Place Without a Postcard |
| Download | Image LRC TXT |
| 作词 : Garrett, Moginie | |
| The bar was crowded in the arvo din | |
| And the voices got higher and higher | |
| For the man at the back with the tickets in his hat | |
| He would have to do more than aspire to | |
| A place with some light on the sand near a beach | |
| A place near some green running water | |
| Place on the hill with a view of the sea | |
| And the cooking was done by his daughter | |
| If the quinella comes in today | |
| The day is late and the race is run | |
| A full weeks wages and the lots been done | |
| 'cos the meeting is over and the crowd has thinned | |
| In the game of chance the dice has rolled it's spin | |
| Another long week, lady luck makes it plain | |
| His dreams and his hopes are dashed in vain | |
| In the final shout as they call his name | |
| His tickets lie like scattered leaves out on that asphalt plain | |
| Looking around for the moment that's right | |
| Lottery life well the numbers are tight | |
| As they try one more pull on the handle too late | |
| He thinks of what could be it sticks in his throat | |
| If the quinella... | |
| (garrett/moginie) |
| zuo ci : Garrett, Moginie | |
| The bar was crowded in the arvo din | |
| And the voices got higher and higher | |
| For the man at the back with the tickets in his hat | |
| He would have to do more than aspire to | |
| A place with some light on the sand near a beach | |
| A place near some green running water | |
| Place on the hill with a view of the sea | |
| And the cooking was done by his daughter | |
| If the quinella comes in today | |
| The day is late and the race is run | |
| A full weeks wages and the lots been done | |
| ' cos the meeting is over and the crowd has thinned | |
| In the game of chance the dice has rolled it' s spin | |
| Another long week, lady luck makes it plain | |
| His dreams and his hopes are dashed in vain | |
| In the final shout as they call his name | |
| His tickets lie like scattered leaves out on that asphalt plain | |
| Looking around for the moment that' s right | |
| Lottery life well the numbers are tight | |
| As they try one more pull on the handle too late | |
| He thinks of what could be it sticks in his throat | |
| If the quinella... | |
| garrett moginie |
| zuò cí : Garrett, Moginie | |
| The bar was crowded in the arvo din | |
| And the voices got higher and higher | |
| For the man at the back with the tickets in his hat | |
| He would have to do more than aspire to | |
| A place with some light on the sand near a beach | |
| A place near some green running water | |
| Place on the hill with a view of the sea | |
| And the cooking was done by his daughter | |
| If the quinella comes in today | |
| The day is late and the race is run | |
| A full weeks wages and the lots been done | |
| ' cos the meeting is over and the crowd has thinned | |
| In the game of chance the dice has rolled it' s spin | |
| Another long week, lady luck makes it plain | |
| His dreams and his hopes are dashed in vain | |
| In the final shout as they call his name | |
| His tickets lie like scattered leaves out on that asphalt plain | |
| Looking around for the moment that' s right | |
| Lottery life well the numbers are tight | |
| As they try one more pull on the handle too late | |
| He thinks of what could be it sticks in his throat | |
| If the quinella... | |
| garrett moginie |