Dianne Coombes

‘The Jacaranda Tree’ is a song that takes you on a sweet nostalgic journey speaking of love and renewal.

Macksville, NSW· Country

Peaked at #27 on the Local Sounds Chart

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Discography

1 track

The Jacaranda Tree

Spotify player· Peaked #27· 1 like· Back catalogue

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About the Artist

‘The Jacaranda Tree’ is a song that takes you on a sweet nostalgic journey speaking of love and renewal. Written by Dianne it tells the story of the majestic old tree that stood in the front yard of a home for 30 years entwining with family life and was a constant reminder of good times past and present in a very tangible way. It paints a vivid picture of the physical items, magic moments and indelible memories that remain “tied to the Jacaranda Tree” creating a strong emotional and uplifting response.