While on our snow camp, we wrote "A Little
RaVe Music"
A Little RaVe Music
Verse 1
As ravers all we set out,
To go to Mount Field.
We packed the bus and loaded it,
And found we were quite skilled.
Now on the way we found out,
Queen Rex wasnt smart,
The Trouble was, where he got bogged,
Wasnt part of the path!
"Give us a push!"
Chorus
Wether the Weather is hot,
Wether the wether is not,
Chalky made us hike up the mountain
Wether we liked it or not.
With half an axe in hand,
We cleared up all the land.
We sing as we stride,
Our glorious pride
The RaVers who stank a lot!
Verse 2
Now Saturday, it rolled around,
Time for the fun to start.
Breakfast was done, fun for some,
Others fell on their ass.
Now while were on activities,
Many of us got quite wet,
On arrival back at camp,
It wasnt finished yet..
"My tents flooded!!"
Chorus
Verse 3
Now Chalky took us up to camp one day,
To see if we could find snow.
We hiked along the Rodway Track,
As far as we could go.
When we got there some snow was found,
And we had many fights.
Rachel got invested,
And we stayed for several nights.
"Real Snow!!"
Chorus
Verse 4
Now while we were back at camp,
Many things took place.
Volleyball and playing cards,
And fires all over the place.
Now to set the scene, the couples were found,
In the Ranger Guide hut.
Chalky strode right in,
And started talking smut.
"Stop Sucking Face!!"
Chorus
Verse 5
Now Tuesday morning rolled around,
And we felt like getting wet.
We jumped in, and filled the bus,
But it wasnt finished yet.
Chalky had to hoon the bus,
To get it up the hill.
Trish was quite worried,
That we might have a spill.
"Floor it Chalky!"
Verse 6
Upon arrival at the lake,
The mad RaVers all stripped down.
For on the horizon when we looked,
The water could be found.
Now 30 seconds was the bet,
And many of us jumped in.
It took a bit of convincing,
But Ingram had a swim.
"Its Cold!"
Chorus
Written by Andrew Caldecoat and Jarrod Burton, during the RaVe
Snow camp, after the Tasmanian State Venture 1999, at Mt. Field National
Park. Re-compiled by M. Andrewartha
