It's a pity that this single from Men at Work's final album "Two Hearts" didn't become a hit as there are plenty of good
qualities and a catchy mode to the song that makes it appealing and very memorable. Must say that I got acquainted with it a little
recently, but it become one of my favorite tracks from the group and also one of my favorite music videos too.
Basically, we follow the song's idea and story as it follows the title character, an immigrant young woman who goes to another
country, gets married (singer Colin Hay plays the groom) but life doesn't seem to improve with all those new changes. The video is
very creative and economic with its set design and visuals, but it works with great effect as it allows viewers to imagine everything
that's described in Hay's lyrics (except when the actual description is shown through the story).
A serious, romantic song from the
band while it deals with scenario faced by many female immigrants around the world, it's almost like a hym. Just as good as the fun
ones like "It's a Mistake" and "Down Under", that also have classic music videos. 9/10.
