List of songs about Sydney

• "Booth Street" Youth Group

• "Guess How Much I Love You" The Lucksmiths

• "Somewhere in Sydney" (Greg Macainsh) Skyhooks

• "Naomi Campbell" 360

• "Blacktown" Miracle
• "Blacktown Boogie" (Marc Hunter, Robert M. Taylor, Todd Hunter) Dragon
• "Blacktown to Bondi" Mental as Anything
• "Sunnyholt" Perry Keyes

• "A Brief History" The Waifs
• "Blacktown to Bondi" Mental as Anything
• "Bondi" (Elliott Weston) Elliott Weston
• "Bondi" Cog
• "Bondi '98" Dick Diver
• "Bondi Pier" Grateful Dead
• "Bondi Road" Dragon
• "Chunder in the Old Pacific Sea" Barry Crocker
• "Fall of Rome" (James Reyne) James Reyne
• "Rainbow's Dead End" James Reyne
• "Section 5 (Bus to Bondi)" (Rotsey/Hirst/Garrett/Moginie) Midnight Oil[1]
• "The Waitress" The Waifs

• "Botany Bay (song)"
• "Brylcream, Alcohol & Pills" (Keyes) Perry Keyes
• "Jim Jones at Botany Bay"
• "To the Shores of Botany Bay" (Traditional arrangement The Bushwackers) The Bushwackers

• "Cabramatta Sunrise" Dom Turner
• "I Hang Out with the Guys in Jet('s Uncle)" Root!

• "Australia Street" Sticky Fingers
• "Rose of Camperdown" (Fenton/Rumble) Holly

• "Letter to Alan" (Don Walker) Cold Chisel

• "Bring on The Change" Midnight Oil
• "I Hang Out with the Guys in Jet('s Uncle)" Root!
• "I Wish Somebody Would Build A Bridge (So I Can Get Over Myself)" Thirsty Merc
• "Koala Sprint" (Garrett, Moginie, Rotsey) Midnight Oil

• "Strange Days in Chippendale" Richard Clapton

• "And the Band Played Waltzing Matilda" (Eric Bogle) Eric Bogle "Now I'm Easy" (Larrikin Records).
• "If We Can't Get It Together" (Tim Rogers) You Am I[1] Hourly Daily
• "Reckless" (James Reyne) Australian Crawl Semantics (EMI); Paul Kelly Hidden Things; James Reyne Electric Digger Dandy; John Farnham I Remember When I Was Young[1]

• "Coogee Boy" (Keyes) Perry Keyes
• "Mr Munroe" (Martin Plaza) Mental As Anything
• "Wedding Cake Island" Midnight Oil[1]

• "Boundary Street" Cold Chisel[2]
• "Darling It Hurts" (Paul Kelly, Steve Connelly) Paul Kelly and the Coloured Girls[1]
• "Darlinghurst Confidential" The Celibate Rifles[1]
• "Darlinghurst Nights" (Robert Forster) The Go-Betweens
• "Darlinghurst Road" (R. Thorpe, Noel Watson) Noel Watson
• "Taylor Square" (Mick Thomas) Weddings Parties Anything
• "Working Girls" by Redgum

• "The Cicada That Ate Five Dock" (John Sammers) Outline

• "This Is Not My Town" (The Model School)

• "Bill from Erskineville" (John Dengate)
• "Erskineville" (The Gadflys)
• "Sicilian Born" (Graeme Connors) Album "North"
• "Siege of Union Street" (Alistair Hulett) The Cold Grey Light of Dawn
• "Someone's Dad" John Kennedy's 68 Comeback Special

• "The Cicada That Ate Five Dock" (John Sammers) Outline

• "Harry Was a Bad Bugger" (Don Walker) Tex, Don and Charlie[3]
• "Lauren from Glebe" Muscles
• "Purple Sneakers" You Am I Hi Fi Way

• "Houndog" (Don Walker) Cold Chisel
• "No Place Like Normanhurst" Kiff vs. Spliff

• "At the Piccolo Bar" (Don Walker) Don Walker
• "Breakfast at Sweethearts" (Don Walker) Cold Chisel Album Breakfast at Sweethearts[1]
• "Cars for King's Cross" the Moles
• "El Alamein Blues" (Don Walker) Catfish
• "From St Kilda to Kings Cross" (Paul Kelly) Paul Kelly And The Messengers
• "Have You Ever Been to see Kings Cross?" Frankie Davidson with the Sapphires.
• "Hidden Things" Paul Kelly[1]
• "Girls on the Avenue" Richard Clapton
• "Kickin' On" The Fauves
• "Kings Cross" (Lance Ferguson) The Bamboos
• "Knee Length Socks" Urthboy
• "Letter to Alan" (Don Walker) Cold Chisel
• "Matilda No More" Kasey Chambers and Slim Dusty
• "Metho Blues" (Don Walker) Cold Chisel
• "Plaza" Cold Chisel
• "Queen of Everyone's Heart" (Keyes) Perry Keyes
• "The Mansions" (Don Walker) Cold Chisel
• "Young Girls" (Don Walker) Don Walker

"Lambton Lights" Bob Corbett

• "Meth Labs and Daygos" 360

• "Long Jumping Jeweller (of Lavender Bay)* (Glenn Shorrock) Little River Band

• "Norton Street" *(Raoul Graf/Ed Kuepper) Raoul Graf

• "Coastal Kids" Bliss n Eso
• "Manly" Camperdown & Out[4]
• "Misfits (Don Walker) Cold Chisel
• "Reckless" (James Reyne) Australian Crawl Semantics (EMI)[1]

• "Coastal Kids" Bliss n Eso
• "Down on the Street with You" (Keyes) Perry Keyes
• "Stomping at Maroubra" Little Pattie

• "Miracle in Marrickville" John Kennedy's Love Gone Wrong Single Red Eye Records
• "River of Tears" (Kev Carmody) Kev Carmody, The Drones
• "Warren Rd" Custard
• "You sound like Louis Burdett" – The Whitlams

• "Matraville Trees" by Perry Keyes

• "Surfin' U.S.A." The Beach Boys

• "Exile on King St" Spurs For Jesus
• "Ghost of Newtown" John Kennedy
• "God Drinks at The Sando" The Whitlams[1]
• "King St" *John Kennedy's Love Gone Wrong Single Red Eye Records
• "My Drug Buddy" The Lemonheads
• "Newtown Dreaming" *(Willoughby) Mixed Relations
• "Newtown (La La La)" Cuthbert and the Night Walkers
• "Peter Says (The Cat Protection Society Song)" by John Kennedy
• "Rock'n'Roll Band and a Schooner of Beer" (H. Ree) McBodybag
• "The Newtown Song" [Annita Cullen, Laurie and the Toyboys]
• "12 Hours" The Whitlams
• "Year of the Rat" The Whitlams

• "North Shore Girls Get Off" (Dave Beniuk) David Beniuk
• "Somewhere in Sydney" (Greg Macainsh) Skyhooks

• "Double on the Main Game" (Keyes) Perry Keyes
• "Oxford Street" (Dorian Mode) Dorian Mode
• "The Paddo Sharps" Celibate Rifles
• "The Streets of Paddington" (Ralph Graham) Eureka! with Dave Swarbrick

• "Deep Water" (Richard Clapton) Richard Clapton[1]

• "Jack's Heroes" (Spider Stacy) The Pogues & The Dubliners
• "Oodnadatta Parramatta" by Jim Conway
• "Parramatta Gaol 1843" Redgum
• "Parramatta Hot Rod Man" The Whiteliners, Satellite V, Gaitorbait
• "Sweeney" Slim Dusty
• "The Abattoir Sky" (Keyes) Perry Keyes
• "The Letter Home" (MacManus, Cassidy, Belton) Elvis Costello and The Brodsky Quartet
• "Tomorrow" (Don Walker) Cold Chisel
• "Two Cabs to the Toucan" (Sean Kelly, Andrew Duffield) Models

• "Who Can Stand in the Way" (Moginie, Garrett) Midnight Oil
• "What Sydney Looks Like in June" Alex the Astronaut

• "Randwick Bells" (Paul Kelly) Paul Kelly and the Coloured Girls[1]

• "Ivy Street" (Tim O'Reilly) The Mexican Spitfires Lupe Velez EP Red Eye Records
• "The Day John Sattler Broke His Jaw" Perry Keyes The Last Ghost Train Home Album Laughing Outlaw – the song mentions several other Sydney suburbs
• "The Last Ghost Train Home" (Perry Keyes) Perry Keyes
• ”Warakurna” Midnight Oil

• "The Battle of Stanmore" Died Pretty

• "St Peters" Camperdown & Out

• "Murder City Nights" (Denis Tek) Radio Birdman
• "Rookwood" (Stephen McCowage) The Mexican Spitfires Lupe Velez EP Red Eye Records

• "Strawberry Hills Forever" John Kennedy

• "Summer Hill Road" (R.Burton/G.Paige) The Executives Single Festival Records

• "Green Ginger Wine" The Rumjacks
• "Incident on South Dowling" Paul Kelly

• "A Tale of Two Cities" The Lucksmiths
• "A Reason for it All" Eric Bogle
• "Arrival at Sydney Harbour" Port Blue
• "Australia" (Ray Davies) The Kinks
• "Bradman" Paul Kelly
• "The City Is Humming" 78 Saab
• "City of Lights"* (Grant McFarland) Grant McFarland
• "Diamantina Drover" (Hugh McDonald) Redgum
• "Don't Go to Sydney" (John Dowler, Mick Holmes) The Zimmermen
• "Fast Boat to Sydney" Johnny Cash
• "Found" Horrorshow
• "From Little Things Big Things Grow" Paul Kelly
• "Ghost Town" (Don Walker) Cold Chisel
• "Go Farther In Lightness" Gang of Youths
• "Harbour Town" Icehouse
• "He's on the Beach" Kirsty MacColl
• "Inland Sea" (Carus Thompson) Carus Thompson
• "The Inner West" David McCormack and the Polaroids Candy
• "I Wonder What They're Doing (in Sydney Today)" (Mick Thomas) Michael Thomas
• "Khe Sanh" (Don Walker) Cold Chisel Atlantic records Single (April 1978)
• "Larrikin Town" *(Keith Glass) Keith Glass
• "Lights of Sydney Town" (Alistair Hulett) Roaring Jack
• "Melbourne Vs Sydney" by Dan Kelly
• "My City of Sydney" (Tommy Leonetti/Robert Trout)[5] Tommy Leonetti, Mary Schneider, XL Capris, Frenzal Rhomb
• "Okay Sydney, You Beat Me" by Nic Dalton And His Gloomchasers
• "Old Sydney Town" Alopi Latukefu & the Palermo Express
• "The Piss, The Perfume" Hayley Mary
• "Prague" Ruck Rover
• "Rep My City" Miracle
• "Ship My Body Home" Ben Lee
• "Somebody Else's Parking Lot in Sebastopol" by The Extra Lens
• "Somewhere in Sydney" (Greg Macainsh) Skyhooks
• "Sundays in Sydney" (Dave Steel) Dave Steel
• "Sydney Born Man" (Peter Martin) SCRA
• "Sydney City Ladies" (Martin Adamson [aka Lee Martin], Gabriel Vendetti, Allan Fraiel, Terry Meaney [aka Terry Halliday])[6] Geeza, Laser Records Streetlife
• "Sydney From a 747" (Paul Kelly) Paul Kelly & the Messengers, Mushroom Records Comedy[1]
• "Sydney Girls" (Anderson/Wells) Rose Tattoo
• "Sydney Harbour Bridge" (Justin Currie) Justin Currie
• "Sydney Ladies" (Broderick Smith/Kerryn Tolhurst), The Dingoes, The Dingoes (1974, Mushroom Records)
• "Sydney or the Bush" *(Norma O'Hara Murphy) Norma O'Hara Murphy
• "Sydney Song" Eskimo Joe
• "Sydney to Newcastle" The Middle East
• "Sydney Town" (Michael Quinlan) The Mexican Spitfires Lupe Velez EP Red Eye Records
• "Sydney Town (The more they try to keep you down in)"* (Hardy/Gary Sheaarson) – Frank Hardy recorded by Gary Shearson
• "Then 'Til Now" Bliss N Eso
• "Town Hall Steps" (Timothy (Tim) O'Reilly) The Mexican Spitfires Lupe Velez EP Red Eye Records
• "Typically Sydney" The Deadly Hume
• "What Sydney Looks Like in June" Alex the Astronaut
• "Where You Wanna Go" K1
• "Whitlam Square" Died Pretty
• "The Winner Is...SYDNEY" Southend
• "You Gotta Love This City" (Tim Freedman) The Whitlams[1] Love this City

• "Tamarama Doorslammer" *(C.Sue/A.Wilson) Killers on the Loose

• "You Sound like Louis Burdett" – The Whitlams Eternal Nightcap

• "Song to Warilla" (Martin Adamson [aka Lee Martin])[7] Geeza, Laser Records as a single from Streetlife

• "Harry was a Bad Bugger" (Don Walker) Tex, Don and Charlie

• "In the Backyard" (Perry Keyes) Perry Keyes

• "The White Bay Paper Seller" *(Judy Small) Judy Small

• "Hullabaloo" (S. Kelly, J. MacKay) Absent Friends
• "Ticket in Tatts" (Mick Thomas) Weddings Parties Anything
• "Lanes of Woolloomooloo" John Dengate
• "Numbers Fall" *(Don Walker) Cold Chisel
• "Ruby" (Don Walker) Catfish
• "Sailors Into Woolloomooloo" - Nathan Roche
• "Ticket in Tatts" (Mick Thomas) Weddings Parties Anything
• "Woolloomooloo Lair" *(D.Newton/M.Williamson/R.Corbett) The Bushwackers
• "Woolloomooloo Sunset" (McCormack) David McCormack and the Polaroids