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Don't Cry Outloud - The Boy from Oz

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THE BOY FROM OZ
2003 ~ BROADWAY 

Unedited press reels of all complete musical numbers!

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  • I knew this song from Melissa Manchester!!, what a surprise it was from Mr Allen!!!

  • This version is a pale comparision of the fantastic Colleen Hewett rendition.

  • wow! absolutely amazing! i could listen to it over and over again. It's very emotional and real.

  • Lol it only was 5 years ago;)

  • Peter Allen's father committed suicide when he was a young boy.

    This is a tribute to his life and music the ups and downs of a great Australian musician and composer.

    Who died in the 1990's and Hugh Jackman portrayed Peter Allen in the musical The Boy From Oz a reference to Australia.

  • SPOILOR -

    In the musical, the boy from oz, she sings this when the father is drunk and shoots himself. The small boy is "Young Peter Allen" and the ladie is the mother.

    This is in the 2nd act, near the 2nd. If you ever get a chance, go and see a theatre show of it.

  • Peters father committed suicide moment before this song happens and his Mum is remember all the strength she had to muster up in order to keep "flying high and proud"

  • so why was she singing this song? i dont know the musical?

  • such an incredible show

    i was in the show in melbourne and i was so amazed at how great hugh jackman is!

  • I am greatful that Peter Allen is being remembered and his music lives on.

    That man got me through a divorce and a good bye.

    The loss of someone I loved who when asked said she couldn't marry me.

    All these years later I remember her and yet if I had married I never would have traveled and seen the world.

    She is a mum now and happy but I think of her often as the what if girl.

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