Misc Your Songs - Robbie robinson - i belong to glasgow

^CI've been wi' a few o' ma cronies, an’ ^Fone or two pals o' my^C ain; We ^Cwent in a h^Dotel, an’ w^Ce did very ^Dwell, an’ t^G7hen we came out once ^Cagain; ^CThen we went into an^Fither, an’ ^Cthat is the ^Dmreason I'm ^G7fu’; ^CWe had six d^Feoch-an-d^Coruses, an’ ^A7then sang a c^Dmhorus; just l^G7isten, I'll^C sing it to you:

^CI belong to Glasgow, d^Fear old Glasgow t^Cown; But ^Cwhat's the matter wi' Glasgow, for it's ^D7goin' roun' and ^G7roun'! I'm ^Conly a common old ^Fworking chap, as ^Canyone ^Dmhere can ^G7see, But when ^CI get a ^Fcouple o' ^Cdrinks on a ^A7Saturday, ^DmGlasgow bel^G7ongs to ^Cme!

There'^Cs nothing in keeping your money, an’ sa^Fving a shilling or tw^Co; ^CIf you've nothing to spend^D, then you'^Cve nothing t^Do lend, why, t^G7hat's all the ^Cbetter for you; ^CThere’s no harm in t^Faking a dra^Cppie, it end^Dms all your ^G7trouble and strife; ^CIt gives ye ^Fthe feeli^Cng that when^A7 you get home^Dm, you don't g^G7ive a hang ^Cfor the wife!

^CI belong to Glasgow, d^Fear old Glasgow t^Cown; But ^Cwhat's the matter wi' Glasgow, for it's ^D7goin' roun' and ^G7roun'! I'm ^Conly a common old ^Fworking chap, as ^Canyone ^Dmhere can ^G7see, But when ^CI get a ^Fcouple o' ^Cdrinks on a ^A7Saturday, ^DmGlasgow bel^G7ongs to ^Cme! (Slowing)