Misc Your Songs - Ray porter - george galloway

^GmSon of Dundee the ^Cmeldest of three ^D7he lived for a while in Loc^Gmhee ^Gmfrom Irish decent in a ^Cmslum tenement with the ^D7slang name of tipper^Gmary

^GmFootball was his joy, a ^Cmlochee club boy at St ^D7Columbus a player to ^Gmsee ^Gmhe became a man, a ^CmLabour chairman, the ^D7youngest there has ever ^Gmbeen

^EbGeorge Galloway, ^Fhear him through the airwaves [Middle 8] ^Bm7You'd better listen to what he ^Gm7tells you, ^Bm7he's got a bridge he'd like to ^F7sell you

^GmA man well read he ^Cmstood in Hillhead and ^D7became a Labour ^GmMP ^Gmfor many years he ^Cmcampaigned and cheered ^D7setting the destitute ^Gmfree

^GmIn and out of power he ^Cmfound his great hour de^D7feating slander and ^Gmlies ^Gmhe now rules the waves, the ^Cminnocent he saves, he ^D7listens to our laughter and ^Gmcries

^EbGeorge Galloway, ^Fhear him through the airwaves [Middle 8] ^Bm7You'd better listen to what he ^Gm7tells you, ^Bm7he's got a bridge he'd like to ^F7sell you

^EbGeorge Galloway, ^Fhear him through the airwaves