BURGHEAD SANDS
Come again, come again ye Burghead men And sail wi’ the mornin’ tide Come again, come again through the wind and the rain To the place where you’ll always
Come again, come again ye Burghead men And sail wi’ the mornin’ tide Come again, come again through the wind and the rain To the place where you’ll always
Chorus: Burke and Hare were a terrible pair, their deeds were beyond belief They worked underground in Edinburgh town, the cruelest kind of thief Aye they
Tae help the folk in medical school, word is passed around A body nae mair than ten days auld will bring in fourteen pound. It’s a terrible thing, but trut
Chorus: I am the man, the well fed man, in charge of the terrible knob The most pleasing thing about it, it’s almost a permanent job When the Atom war is o
I’m a poor man as honest as they come I never was a thief until they caught me, The judge said he swore me hands were red, no matter how I pled they found
Seven years since I took the road and caught the magic bus aboard In the city there’s worlds of wonderful stuff I’ve taken some trips and capture the buzz
The noble fleet of whalers came sailing from Dundee Well manned by British sailors to work upon the sea On the western ocean passage none with them can com
Leitrim is a very funny place sir a strange and troubled land All the boys are in the IRA sir all the women in Cumann na Ban Every tractor has a Nicky Kell
I’ll sing you a song of a terrible wrong, When the flags they flew at half-mast And a man he lay dead, he’d been riddled with lead He died on the streets o
There was a wild colonial boy Jack Doolin was his name Of poor but honest parents he was born near Castlemane He was his father’s only son his mother’s pri