Whaka Chang Chang
the waikato river, new zealand.
a.k.a the ol misty, ol lady, the ol whaka tumba
“where am i now?”
– “that’s the waikato river mate”
“the ol whaka chang chang”
a nick name for the waikato region of new zealand
“let’s make a road trip to the whakachangchang and get really drunk” said the young boy
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