South Australia's Best Song, as voted by you. Today, song 50 down to 26. YOUR votes have been cast and the results have been tallied. Well over 2000 people picked their five favourite South Australian songs of all time from our shortlist of 100 tracks, and we've crunched the numbers to find your Top 50. Today's list - 50 to 26 - is an eclectic affair, featuring everything from the pop funk of Guy Sebastian to the pub rock of Cold Chisel and the Angels and the raucous punk of Where's the Pope. The final 25, including your favourite song of all time and the astounding story behind it, will be revealed in tomorrow's Sunday Mail. And don't forget to listen to 104.7 Triple M tomorrow from 5pm to hear your top 10. 50 Breakfast at Sweethearts - Cold Chisel Sweethearts was a famous café in Kings Cross, the perfect place to cure a strong hangover with even stronger coffee and a plate of eggs. Listen here TITLE: Breakfast at Sweetheartsd CAPTION: Breakfast at Sweethearts, Cold Chisel 49 You're Just Too Hip Baby - Dave Graney and the Coral Snakes Mt Gambier's dapper son pays tribute to detached hipsterism. 48 Out With My Baby - Guy Sebastian Possibly not the deepest of lyrics, but Guy knows how to make a funky tune. From the days when he sported a magnificent afro. Guy Sebastian in his Sydney studio. 47 The Lord's Prayer - Sister Janet Mead Adelaide's own singing nun took the world by storm with this rock version of the world's most famous prayer. It reached number four in America and earned Sister Janet a Grammy nomination. She lost to Elvis Presley. 46 Seasons of Change - Fraternity A prog-rock classic that famously features AC/DC frontman Bon Scott on lead vocals. And lead recorder. 45 Electric Tigerland - The Shiny Brights Spending the day in Tokyo! Who doesn't want to do that? The Shiny Brights.L-R Alex and Wolfgang, rear L-R Miles, James and Chris. Picture: SAM WUNDKE Source: News Corp Australia 44 Classic Example - Hilltop Hoods A nod to the classic hip hop that's such a foundation of the Hoods sound, featuring the legendary Pharoahe Monch on the mic. TITLE: Classic Example, Hilltop Hoods CAPTION: Classic Example, Hilltop Hoods 43 Shut My Eyes - The Superjesus A rocking number with that perfect loud/quiet interplay. The Superjesus. Lead singer Sarah McLeod, with Paul Berryman , Tim Henwood, and Stuart Rudd. 42 Winter in America - Doug Ashdown A beautiful slice of storytelling folk music, a tale of yearning through the eyes of a man missing his woman and his country. Doug Ashdown Source: Supplied 41 What's Wrong with the Way I Live - The Twilights Glenn Shorrock and his boys had a hit with the classic cover of The Hollies song. 40 Home Entertainment System - Lazaro's Dog "It's got a radio ... it's got a video ... it's got a TV" and it's got a classic song that's equal parts novelty and awesomeness. 39 Fear (Late at Night) - Exploding White Mice Some Greasy Pop magic from Adelaide's answer to The Ramones. 38 Forever Now - Cold Chisel The first Chisel single to be penned by Steve Prestwich, features a chorus that will stay in your head for days. Cold Chisel. 37 How to Make Gravy - Paul Kelly This touching message from a man in jail to his family on the outside has become an Aussie Christmas classic. The one and only Paul Kelly, performing in Alice Springs Source: News Corp Australia 36 Shadow Boxer - The Angels The Angels doing what they do best - four-to-the-floor rock and roll music. TITLE: Shadow Boxer - The Angels CAPTION: Shadow Boxer - The Angels 35 He's Gonna Step on You Again - John Swan and the Partyboys It's not easy having a brother as famous as Jimmy Barnes, but John Swan was a talented frontman in his own right, as this cover of this John Kongos tune proves. Kevin Borich's Party Boys. Kevin Borich, Angry Anderson, John "Swanny" Swan, Izzy Osmanovic, Harry Brus, Mich O'Shea. 34 Tell Me - The Mark of Cain With an opening salvo worthy of the battlefield, this track could be by no one but TMOC. 33 You Got Nothing I Want - Cold Chisel A response to the treatment they received at the hands of record company executives while on tour in the US. Take that, pointy heads! 32 Turn That Shit Up - Testeagles Sound advice indeed from this Adelaide three-piece. Testeagles. 31 Sunday Afternoon Barbecues - Where's the Pope A tribute to the simple art of burning meat and sinking tinnies on a lazy Sunday arvo. 30 No Secrets - The Angels A mid-tempo rocker with a classic opening riff courtesy of the Brewster brothers. Doc Neeson, from The Angels. 29 Not Pretty Enough - Kasey Chambers Nobody lays it bare like Chambers does in this lilting country ode to unrequited love. Kasey Chambers and husband Shane Nicholson performing in Tamworth. 28 Down Again - The Superjesus Everything that made this band great - rock hooks, catchy melodies and one of the most dynamic frontwomen in Australian rock. TITLE: Down Again CAPTION: Down Again The Superjesus 27 Clown Prince - Hilltop Hoods Classic Hoods wordplay, with a hooky chorus that guaranteed radio play. The Hilltop Hoods with their Aria Award for Best Urban Release at the 2009 ARIA Awards. 26 Point Man - The Mark of Cain Combining two of the band's favourite topics - war and betrayal. Mark of Cain. Kim, and John Scott pictured, with rehearsal drummer Eli Green. MORE: SA'S funniest suburb band names