
Date of issue: 11.02.2012
Song language: English
The Ramblin' Rover |
Oh, there’re sober men and plenty |
And drunkards barely twenty |
There are men of over ninety |
Who have never yet kissed a girl |
But give me a ramblin' rover |
From Orkney down to Dover |
We will roam the country over |
And together we’ll face the world |
There’s many that feign enjoyment |
From merciless employment |
Their ambition was this deployment |
From the minute they left the school |
And they save and scrape and ponder |
While the rest go out and squander |
See the world and rove and wander |
And are happier as a rule |
I have roamed through all the nations |
In delight of all creations |
And enjoyed a wee sensation |
Where the company, it was kind |
And when barkin' was no pleasure |
I’ve drunk another measure |
To the good friends that were treasure |
For they always around were mine |
If you’re bent with arthritis |
Your bowels have got Colitis |
You’re gallopin' with balacitis |
And you’re thinkin' it’s time you died |
If you been a man of action |
Though you’re lying there in traction |
You will get some satisfaction |
Thinkin', «Jesus, at least I tried.» |
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The Queen of Argyll | 2006 |
Donald McGillavry / O'Neill's Cavalry March | 2006 |
Fhear A Bhata (The Boatman) | 2006 |
If I was a Blackbird | 2006 |
Sweet Dublin Bay | 2006 |
The Banks of the Lee | 2006 |
My Love's In Germany | 2006 |
Golden, Golden | 2006 |
The Ferryland sealer | 2006 |
Isla Waters | 2006 |
Wi' My Dog And Gun | 2006 |
Bridget O'Malley | 2006 |
Hame, Hame, Hame - Tha Mi Sgith (Slow Air) | 2006 |
The Loch Tay Boat Song | 2006 |
The Highland Clearances | 2006 |
The Isla Waters | 2006 |
Broom O' The Cowdenknowes | 2006 |
Banks Of the Bann | 2006 |
Bridget O' Mally | 2005 |
Glasgow Peggy | 2006 |