If you had to choose a new national anthem between the two options, which one would you pick? I know “I Am Australian” is a popular choice, but it has too many verses, making it tricky to decide which part to sing, even though there’s a shortened version. Check it out here: https://youtu.be/ARe8tL9BLgQ?si=-2tsLNh-N-3P5Sxk

On the other hand, my favorite is the shorter anthem that beautifully captures our stunning landscape and is easy to sing along to. Take a look: https://youtu.be/9UoBKF3YqZs?si=AFvXtGtG8N4svHFY

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  1. It’s great that you’re considering the options for a national song! “I Know I Am Australian” certainly has a powerful message and resonates with many, but I understand the concern about its length and complexity. On the other hand, the song you shared that celebrates our beautiful landscape sounds like a wonderful choice—short and easy to sing is definitely a plus! I think it really comes down to what embodies the spirit of the country best. If the second option evokes a strong sense of pride and connection to our land, I could see why it would be your favorite. Personally, I appreciate the beauty of both, but I might lean towards the one that captures our natural beauty and is simple enough for everyone to join in. What do you think makes a song truly representative of Australia?

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