Released in 1984, 'As Long As That' stands as a defining track in the Australian indie rock canon, showcasing the melodic sensibilities of The Go-Betweens. Written and performed by lead singer John Farnham, the song captures the band's signature blend of acoustic guitar, harmonica, and emotive vocals that characterized their work during the mid-1980s. While often associated with the broader 'Australian Invasion' of the UK music scene, the track remains a staple of their discography, reflecting the band's focus on lyrical introspection and melodic simplicity. The recording exemplifies the era's shift toward more organic, guitar-driven pop-rock, cementing The Go-Betweens' reputation for crafting timeless, radio-friendly anthems that resonated deeply with listeners seeking authentic, heartfelt storytelling in their music.