Randwick Bells Paul Kelly and the Messengers
"Randwick Bells" by Paul Kelly and the Messengers, released in 1991, is a #Folk-Rock song reflecting on nostalgia, love, and the passage of time. The lyrics evoke memories tied to the Randwick area, emphasizing connection and loss. Its poignant storytelling and melodic simplicity resonate with listeners, highlighting Kelly's cultural significance in Australian music.
Randwick bells are ringing
Must be Saturday
I woke late in the middle of the day
Must be Saturday
Put a blanket on the window
And come on back to bed
We got nowhere to be and no place to go
So come on back to bed
We're gonna rise up singing
We're gonna rise up singing
Randwick bells are ringing
Through the empty rooms
The bells are ringing high and wide
For the bride and groom
Put a blanket on the window
And come on back to bed
Just for a little while
We got nowhere to be
No place to go at all, no
So come on back to bed
We're gonna rise up singing
We're gonna rise up singing
Randwick bells are ringing
Randwick bells are ringing
Must be Saturday
I woke late in the middle of the day
Must be Saturday
Put a blanket on the window
And come on back to bed
We got nowhere to be and no place to go
So come on back to bed
We're gonna rise up singing
We're gonna rise up singing
Randwick bells are ringing
Through the empty rooms
The bells are ringing high and wide
For the bride and groom
Put a blanket on the window
And come on back to bed
Just for a little while
We got nowhere to be
No place to go at all, no
So come on back to bed
We're gonna rise up singing
We're gonna rise up singing
Randwick bells are ringing
Randwick bells are ringing
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