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"Destined for South Australia" is an age-old maritime song initially made public in the year 1888. Often referred to as "South Australia" or "Rolling King", it was traditionally crooned by various trade workers aboard the clipper vessels that made frequent voyages between England and Australia during the 1800s. Nowadays, this tune has gained immense popularity and is extensively showcased by folk artists across television, radio, music carnivals, and more.
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"Destined for South Australia" is an age-old maritime song initially made public in the year 1888. Often referred to as "South Australia" or "Rolling King", it was traditionally crooned by various trade workers aboard the clipper vessels that made frequent voyages between England and Australia during the 1800s. Nowadays, this tune has gained immense popularity and is extensively showcased by folk artists across television, radio, music carnivals, and more.
