"Coonamble Blue" is a melancholic country folk protest song, written to shine a light on the silent trauma carried by rural police in Coonamble Shire and beyond.

With no training for mental health crises, and no safety net for the fallout, officers are walking wounded — often in silence, until they break.

This song is a call for trauma-informed care, not just for Coonamble, but for every small town where frontline workers serve without support.

Post-trauma care is not a choice. It’s a necessity — for police, families, and the communities that rely on them.

🔄 This track is free to share, record, or interpret with your own voice — but please credit AusticZone as the original songwriter.

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#TraumaInformedCare #PostTraumaCare #FirstResponders #CountryFolk  
#ProtestSong #AustralianMusic #MentalHealthAwareness #SmallTownStories  
#OpenCollab #SingMyLyrics #CommunityVoices #SongwriterSupport #NSWpolice #Coonamble #Police

Coonamble Blue (Police)

"The Road to Hell" is a spoken word protest piece by AusticZone, confronting the idea that autism needs a cure.

It challenges ableism masked as kindness, and asks listeners to stop trying to “fix” people who were never broken.

This is a raw message from the heart of lived experience:
“Listen before you fix. Accept before you cure.”

This track is free to share or re-record in your own voice. Please credit AusticZone as the original writer.

#TheRoadToHell #AusticZone #AutismAcceptance #NeurodivergentVoices  
#SpokenWord #ProtestPoetry #MentalHealthAwareness #DisabilityRights  
#OpenCollab #BornThisWay #SpokenTruth #AntiAbleism #ListenBeforeYouFix  
#FemaleVoices #CreativeResistance #Identity

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The Road to Hell

“Hallelujah, You Saw the Light” is a gospel-pop ballad about resilience, strength, and transformation. It tells the story of someone who has carried pain quietly, endured judgment, and been told they were too much or not enough. 

But in this moment, something shifts. The fire reignites, the chains begin to break, and the truth within finally shines through. The song celebrates courage, healing, and the unstoppable power of finding your own voice. 

With female lead vocals and soft echoing backing harmonies on each chorus and outro, “Hallelujah, You Saw the Light” carries a message of hope and triumph. It’s about rising above silence, claiming your strength, and stepping into the light of your true self. 

Shared under Creative Commons, the track is free for others to cover or perform, as long as the lyrics remain unchanged and credit is given to the songwriter. Its purpose is to inspire and uplift — reminding everyone that even after the darkest struggles, light and truth can break through.
#gospel #gospelpop #ballad #uplifting #inspirational #resilience #strength #healing #hope #light #hallelujah #transformation #overcoming #faith #truth #freedom #triumph #soulful #emotional #empowerment #redemption #riseup #innerstrength #chainsbroken #authentic #vulnerable #powerful #chorus #malevocals #austiczone

Hallelujah, You Saw the Light

This is more than a song — it’s a fight for fairness in New South Wales. Right now, licensed medicinal cannabis patients can lose their licence for days-old traces of THC, long after any effect has worn off. No other prescribed medicine is treated this way. That isn’t road safety. That’s stigma, discrimination, and outdated law. 

“Too Hard for Help” spoke of isolation. This track speaks of justice. It calls for one fair rule for everyone: test impairment, not presence. Evidence shows presence ≠ risk. Yet patients are losing work, access, and dignity just for following medical advice. 

This isn’t just policy talk — it’s lived reality. People are being punished for trying to manage their health, shut out of communities, made outsiders in their own towns. That pain is real. And it’s avoidable. 

Radio, newsrooms, community orgs: you’re welcome to air it, host it, or perform it. It’s Creative Commons — please credit the songwriter, keep the words true, and help carry this message further. Arrange the music how you like, but let the words stand. The call is simple: align the law with evidence, protect real road safety, and stop treating patients as criminals. Presence ≠ impairment. It’s time NSW caught up.

#NSW #Australia #medicinalcannabis #drugdriving #LetPatientsDrive #LetUsDrive #RDT #roadsideTesting #THC #presenceNotImpairment #impairmentStandard #evidenceBasedPolicy #harmMinimisation #patientsRights #lawReform #drugPolicy #roadSafety #transportPolicy #disabilityRights #socialjustice #advocacy #changethesystem #currentaffairs #publichealth #journalism #radio #newsroom #community #fairness #dignity



Let us drive NSW

“The Edge of My Story” is about the courage to step onto radio and share my truth. 

This song was written as I prepared to record my first podcast, knowing that I’d be talking about autism, coercive control, and the urgent need for trauma-informed care.

It’s not about being polished or perfect. It’s about being real — showing that even if I cry, stumble, or dysregulate, my story still matters. That’s what courage looks like.

With an anthemic chorus and raw honesty, “The Edge of My Story” captures the feeling of standing right on the brink — nervous, excited, but determined to speak out. 

This isn’t just a song. It’s a declaration that every voice deserves to be heard.

“I'm on the Edge of Telling My Story” is a melodic indie pop anthem by AusticZone about shedding silence, embracing truth, and stepping into your full voice.

This song is part of a free and open lyric-sharing project — feel free to sing, record, or produce your own version.

Please credit AusticZone as the songwriter if you use or release your own rendition.

AusticZone #ImOnTheEdgeOfTellingMyStory #FreeLyrics #OriginalSongwriter #IndiePop #UpliftingMusic #SingMyLyrics #MelodicPop #ComingOutAnthem #Identity #FemaleVocal #SongwritingCommunity #OpenCollab #EmotionalMusic #TruthInSong #IndependentArtist

I am on the Edge of Telling My Story

“Too Hard for Help” was written out of lived experience in rural New South Wales where being autistic often means being left behind. In small towns, support systems are scarce, and when they do exist, they can turn people away for being “too complex” or “too hard.” This song gives voice to that silence.

The lyrics tell the story of calling for help and being met with rejection, of doors closing quietly while pain is hidden away. It’s about what happens when disability and geography collide, when distance, stigma, and misunderstanding leave people isolated.

This is not just a personal song; it’s a call for change. It’s about showing the reality of what autistic people in regional Australia go through every day, and asking listeners to step closer rather than turn away.

Shared under Creative Commons, “Too Hard for Help” is free for others to sing and carry forward. All that’s asked is that the words remain true, the songwriter is credited, and the message of the song — that no one is too hard for help — continues to be heard.

#autism #autistic #autismawareness #autismacceptance #neurodivergent #actuallyautistic #neurodiversity #disability #disabilityrights #disabled #invisibledisability #mentalhealth #mentalhealthmatters #support #inclusion #advocacy #socialchange #changethesystem #justice #truth #livedexperience #outsider #vulnerability #raw #emotional #isolation #ruralaustralia #regionalvoices #newsouthwales #ruralhealth #NSW #NSWpolice #NSWparamedics #paramedics

Too Hard for Help

“Long Road Behind (Truckie Song)” by Austic Zone is a heartfelt country ballad about love, loss, and letting go with grace. Sung from the female perspective to a life-long truckie, it is both a farewell and a blessing — asking him not to turn back, but to keep rolling on. 

The song uses the long road as a metaphor for a relationship’s end — carrying memories, closure, and the hope of peace ahead. It’s not angry or bitter, but reflective and kind, a universal farewell that speaks to truckies and to anyone who has had to say goodbye with love still in their heart. 

This track is released under Creative Commons so it can travel further. You’re welcome to download it, sing it, and share it with others. All I ask is that you credit Austic Zone as the songwriter, and keep the lyrics true. Together we can let the song roll down new roads and reach more voices.
#country #ballad  #acoustic #slowtempo #farewell #goodbye #relationship #loveandloss #movingon #truckie #truckiesong #roadtrain #longhaul #linehaul #freight #haulage #highways #outbackroads #roadlife #travel #memories #reflective #emotional #journey #driverslife #ontheroad #australia #austiczone #countrymusic

Long Road Behind (Truckie Song)

““Let This Be the End” by Austic Zone is a slow emotional pop ballad with soft female vocals about heartbreak, closure, and healing. It tells the story of seeing through someone whose words never rang true — it just took time to learn that. The song is not about anger but about honesty, moving on, and finding peace after love and loss. 

With its reflective lyrics and gentle delivery, this breakup song speaks to anyone who has had to say goodbye to protect their own heart. It’s a farewell filled with dignity, truth, and the strength to let go. 

The lyrics speak of honesty after heartbreak — no anger, no drama, just the acceptance that a chapter has closed. It’s about knowing when to walk away, blessing the other person with peace, and reclaiming your own future. 

This is not a villain’s story or a victim’s lament — it’s a song of clarity, dignity, and release. Emotional yet gentle, it invites listeners who have lived through love and loss to find themselves in its words. 

Released under Creative Commons, you are welcome to download, sing, share, and perform this track. All I ask is that you credit Austic Zone as the songwriter and keep the lyrics true. Together, we let the song travel further and speak through more voices.

#pop #ballad #slow #femalevocals #soft #emotional #reflective #introspective #heartbreak #goodbye #movingon #loveandloss #farewell #healing #closure #resilience #truthmusic #authentic #gentle #austiczone #minimal #voice #release #strength #calm #openheart #heartsong #storysong #universal

Let This Be the End (Farewell Song)

“Velcro & Barbed Wire” by Austic Zone is a short, raw indie-pop ballad that captures the push–pull of disorganized attachment. 

When trust feels safe, the heart clings like Velcro; when it breaks, defenses snap like barbed wire. 

The song tells that truth in plain words: craving closeness yet bracing for hurt, longing to hold love but wired for survival. 

With melodic female vocals and emotional honesty, it shines a light on the way trauma shapes connection — starved for warmth yet wary of the break. 

It’s not about fear of love, but fear of betrayal, and the hope that trust can soften the wire. 

Released under Creative Commons: free to download, sing, share, and perform. Please credit Austic Zone as the songwriter and keep the lyrics true.

#indiepop #melodic #ballad #femalevocals #shortsong #raw #emotional #truthmusic #educational #authentic #disorganizedattachment #trauma #healing #pushpull #attachment #traumabond #relationships #trust #betrayal #survival #resilience #vulnerability #velcroheart #barbedwire #connection #hope #lyrics #songwriter #mentalhealth #austiczone

Velcro & Barbed Wire

“Different is Brilliant” by Austic Zone is a pop-folk anthem about celebrating difference, neurodivergence, and authenticity. With driving acoustic guitar and strong female vocals, the song declares that what others call “strange” is in fact powerful, brilliant, and free.The lyrics speak of hyperfocus, sharper senses, truth without masks, and building brighter worlds when the old ones can’t contain you. 

This is not an apology — it’s a declaration: different is brilliant, walk in proud. It’s an anthem for anyone who has ever been told they are too much, too strange, or too intense, and turned that into strength. 

Released under Creative Commons, this track is free to download, sing, share, and perform. Please credit Austic Zone as the songwriter and keep the lyrics true.

#popfolk #acoustic #anthem #femalevocals #uplifting #pride #authentic #truthmusic #hyperfocus #neurodivergent #different #unique #strange #weirdandproud #empowerment #courage #strength #clarity #focus #colors #senses #gift #songwriter #austiczone #identity #acceptance #celebration #walkinproud #freedom #resilience

Different is Brilliant

“Hypersensitive Or Not!” by Austic Zone is a heartfelt acoustic folk ballad that speaks to the experience of being highly sensitive. With soft female vocals, acoustic guitar, fiddle, and a warm organic texture, the song asks tender questions — do emotions hit you deep, do loud noises wear you down, do you need quiet to feel at home? 

Instead of treating hypersensitivity as a flaw, this song reframes it as a gift: shining bright, belonging, and feeling deeply as strength. Its Celtic-country influences create a comforting, intimate sound that invites listeners to feel seen and celebrated. 

Released under Creative Commons, this track is free to download, share, and perform. Please credit Austic Zone as the songwriter and keep the lyrics true.

#folk #celtic #country #acoustic #femalevocals #fiddle #singersongwriter #emotional #healing #strength #belonging #hypersensitive #highlysensitive #empath #hsp #gentle #comfort #calm #soothing #gift #authentic #raw #truth #austiczone #songwriter #creatives #feeldeeply #belonging #shinebright #acousticfolk

Hypersensitive Or Not! (Free Download)

Autistic Adult writing lyrics for songs for healing from PTSD, Domestic Violence, and Coercive Control and Trauma Informed Care For Front Liners. All my songs are FREE, I invite artists in Australia to record my songs as long as words not changed and attribution given to AusticZone. Still building this platform so please be patient while I organise things. Bless you