Flying Doctor

Aerial Medicine Man: Tales of Outback Remedy
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Lyrics

He sneaks through the door of the surgery

Entering the surgery secretly

He's got the drug cabinet key, he did something funny

Has access to the drug cabinet and did something unusual

And tied up his arm

Tied up his arm, possibly preparing for a drug use

It's just the flying doctor, no cause for alarm

Identifying himself as the Flying Doctor, no need to worry

He sprinkled out a powder, and laid out a line

Scattering a powder and preparing a line (of drugs)

He sniffed it up his nostrils, feeling so fine

Sniffing the prepared substance, enjoying the sensation

Feeling so fine, it feels like he's blind

Expressing the intense pleasure from the substance, feeling euphoria

Feeling so fine, it feels like he's blind

Repetition emphasizing the intense and possibly disorienting effect

His receptionist saw him, it certainly shocked her

Receptionist witnessing the act, shocked

She said "Look out, you'd better stop, here

Receptionist warning about the Flying Doctor's actions

Comes the Flying Doctor"

Introduction of the Flying Doctor as a character

Out in the outback there's been an outbreak

Referring to an outbreak in the outback

And the Flying Doctor's got nothing to take

Flying Doctor lacking necessary supplies

He went to the cabinet and the cabinet was bare

Finding the cabinet empty and expressing outrage

He's so outraged and you can see by his stare

Visible anger through his stare

Called up his brakes on the radio, he said "My supplies are running low"

Communicating the shortage via radio

They're running low you can see

Supplies are running low

Where they go. They're running low I see where they go

Speculating on the destination of the supplies

Out in the outback with my merciful claptrap

Referring to medical equipment in the outback

Look out you'd better duck, here comes the Flying Doctor

Warning of the Flying Doctor's arrival

He's got the cabinet key, the cabinet key, the cabinet key

Emphasizing possession of the cabinet key

"This is the Flying Doctor calling Wallarolla back.

Radio communication with a humorous remark

Will the base come in please? I want to talk to you about my drugs case...

Requesting communication with the base

He's as drunk as a Kangaroo's Carburetor"

Humorous description of the Flying Doctor's state

Cabinet key

Repetition of possessing the cabinet key

Wake up one, two, three, four

Command to wake up

A Sheilah in the bush by a Koolah bar tree needing an

Describing a woman in need of an urgent operation

Urgent appendectomy

Highlighting the urgency of the appendectomy

The Flying Doctor like a true Australian, performed the

Portraying the Flying Doctor as a true Australian

Operation with a saltine can, he made a rough incision

Performing surgery with improvised tools

And tried to chew it out, he had no anaesthetic

Describing the lack of anesthesia

So she started to shout, she started to shout. When

Response to the patient's pain

He was chewing it out. She started to shout and

Continued shouting due to pain

Tried to chew him right out, balled up his fist and

Physical altercation with the patient

So typically socked out

Responding aggressively to the situation

Look out you'd better stop. Here comes the Flying Doctor

Repeating the warning about the Flying Doctor

Cabinet key, cabinet key, cabinet key...

Final repetition of possessing the cabinet key

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