Tracy Coster Lyrics

Tracy Coster Albums

1	He's Got A Right To Grow Old
2	How Can I Still Love You
3	You Make The World Turn For Me
4	Old Bush Barbeque
5	With Me Tonight
6	Holding On To My Heart
7	Murrumbidgee River Song Blues
8	Flying Flea
9	You Can Never Do Wrong In A Mother's Eyes
10	Catching Yellowbilly
11	It's Taking So Long To Forget You
12	Granfather Johnson
13	Someone
14	Maybe On The Murray
15	Won't Those Memories Let Me Be Tracy Coster
16	That's Just How Love Goes
17	Don't You Worry 'bout Me
18	My Mate Bill
19	Not 40
20	Three Rivers Hotel
21	Kelly's Offsider
22	Life's So Unfair
23	Claypan Boogie
24	Old Black Quart
25	The Old Gidgee Tree
26	Don't Say Goodbye
27	Billy Dee
28	Honey I'm Gone
29	Lights In The Mirror
30	Lawson's Koaded Dog
31	We Love You Mamma
32	Some Day An Eagle
33	Do You Remember
34	By A Fire Of Gidgee Coal
35	The Girl In The Band
36	Play The Game
37	Way Back Then
38	The Wobbly Boot Hotel
39	If It's Not Love
40	Daniel The Pioneer
41	Something Special
42	Justa Little Girthy
43	Being Together
44	Sherrie's Star
45	Till You Love Me Again
46	Dinky Di Aussi Tracy Coster
47	Road Train Blues
48	Nothin' Comes Easy
49	I Don't Want To Talk About Rain
50	When We Boiled Our Tea Leaves Twice
51	Because He Loves Me
52	Pick Me Up On Your Way Down
53	Meandarra Man
54	God Will Prevail
55	My Brothers
56	Shattered Lives
57	Glory Bound (With Bill Chambers)
58	My People
59	The Freedom Song
60	Face Of Australia
61	Moving On
62	Homestead Of My Dreams
63	Dreaming Of You
64	Indian Pacific
65	Back To The Sailbush Plains
66	City Sidewalks
67	Louise
68	Charlie's Picture
69	The Bushman's Song

Australian country music singer and songwriter. She was born on 12 April 1966. Her father Stan Coster was an acknowledged songwriter.

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