Titled "For Camden Haven", it was written and produced by local songwriter and musician Danny Lloyd.

It tells the story of the difficulties the region has faced over the last few years, through the drought and bushfires, to COVID-19 and the devastating floods.

Also it focuses on the incredible outpouring of community spirit, helpfulness and can-do attitude exhibited in the ongoing recovery.

Danny has said he would be delighted if other groups, particularly school children would like to sing and/or record the song and he would provide the music and backing tracks if they wished to do so.

When La Nia came, she brought the rain and then she brought some more

Summer falls raised waterfalls, then autumn came and it poured

Lovely weather for ducks and frogs, I think it rained both cats and dogs

Folks prepared against all odds, not knowing what was in store

For Camden Haven, and the northern half of the state

Communities threatened, by Mother Nature's dictates

Tough times arrived in 2019, with drought and then bushfires

Yet we all survived and even thrived, with the drive that was required

When Covid hit it was such a shock, a big setback as down we locked

Then came the autumn equinox, and we all know what transpired

For Camden Haven, we were ordered to evacuate

That Friday evening, the S.E.S. said, "Get out by eight"

The rivers rose in the hinterland, from Comboyne through to Lorne

Watson Taylors and Queens Lake filled, and spilled that Saturday morn

Through Dunbogan and North Haven, Laurieton, Kendall and Brigadoon

The river topped, thank God the rain stopped, and not a moment to soon

For Camden Haven, in the twenty twenty one flood

And the inundation, of our homes with water and mud

Daylight came and rescues began, as people salvage what they can

There were heroes on the streets that day, helping people in every way

Though recovery may take some time, the spirit's there to make that climb

What was lost bears such a cost, but what was found can make these towns

Of Camden Haven, Jewel of the Mid North Coast

Communities strengthened, in times when it mattered most