“The Voice Australia” coach Delta Goodrem recently took to Instagram to share a black-and-white photo of a cassette tape of her debut studio album titled “Innocent Eyes.” Released in 2003, the album is one of the most successful albums in Australia.

"#oldschool x #fact "will you fall for me" track 14 - was the second song I ever wrote for this album,” Goodrem captioned the photo of a cassette tape of the “Innocent Eyes” album, which she posted on Oct. 28, Wednesday. “Will You Wait For Me” was the second song she wrote for the album next to “In My Own Time.”

“Innocent Eyes” was first released in Australia on Mar. 21, 2003. It was released later in the U.K. on Jun. 30, 2003. It ties with Shania Twain’s “Come On Over,” Queen’s “Greatest Hits” and Adele’s “21” as the sixth highest-selling album in Australia.

The highest-selling album in Australian history is Meat Loaf’s “Bat Out of Hell” followed by John Farnham’s “Whispering Jack” in second place and Dire Straits’ “Brothers in Arms” and ABBA’s “Gold: Greatest Hits” in third place. The late Michael Jackson’s “Thriller” is fourth and ABBA’s “The Best of ABBA” is fifth.

Before the release of her debut studio album “Innocent Eyes,” Goodrem joined the cast of “Neighbours.” The singer-songwriter and actress played Nina Tucker in the Australian soap opera for 13 years.

Recently, Goodrem she returned to "The Voice Australia” season 4 as a coach along with Ricky Martin, Jessie J, Benji Madden and Joel Madden. On Oct. 5, she talked about how she recovered from Hodgkin's lymphoma on the ITV1 early weekday morning show “Lorraine .”

On Oct. 26, Goodrem released her fourth studio album titled “Child of the Universe.” Four days before the album release, she appeared as a special guest at the Sony Foundation annual fundraiser for youth cancer called Wharf4Ward event.

At the event, Goodrem met Rachel Woolley, 17, who is the 17-year-old is battling Hodgkin’s lymphoma. “The Voice Australia” coach told The Daily Telegraph that there are no "walls" between them and she knows exactly what Woolley is going through.

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