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A spirit man journeys with a terrifying serpent, ripping up trees with an angry wind, smashing the land with floods and changing the country forever. Continuing the Australian Aboriginal oral tradition, this story was originally dreamt by a blind songsmith and is here sung in Yindjibarndi and spoken in English in an effort to continue passing it on.
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Compiler's note: Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander viewers are advised that this app includes images, voices and names of people now deceased.
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