| McTavish worked the factory a common workin' lad
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| Not much to look forward to 'cept drink and being bad
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| He’d show up at the bar and spend his money on the booze
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| Spend the night complaining, to the barman he’d be rude
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| He’d brag loudly at the bar 'bout the time he’d got the crabs
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| Or the strike down at the docks when he beat up all the scabs
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| The barman said yo laddie you keep the language clean
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| He smiled and said pissh off and threw up in the soup tureen
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| What’s the matter it’s dear olde Glasgee’s goin' round and round
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| Saturday night, Sunday morning
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| The King O Glasgee Town
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| One day in the Queen came 'to town, he went to the parade
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| Shtill pisht from the night before he spied her motorcade
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| As her car went past he made a gesture very divide
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| He lifted his kilt and showed his ass as dirty as the Clyde
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| He staggered home that night
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| His kilt was dripping piss
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| He stopped te boch on a minister’s frock
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| And he raised his drunken fist |