Verse 1:
Gm Cm D7 Gm Son of Dundee the eldest of three he lived for a while in Lochee Gm Cm D7 Gm from Irish decent in a slum tenement with the slang name of tipperaryChorus Eb F George Galloway, hear him through the airwaves Middle 8 Bm7 Gm7 Bm7 F7 You'd better listen to what he tells you, he's got a bridge he'd like to sell youVerse 2:
Gm Cm D7 Gm Football was his joy, a lochee club boy at St Columbus a player to see Gm Cm D7 Gm he became a man, a Labour chairman, the youngest there has ever beenVerse 3:
Gm Cm D7 Gm A man well read he stood in Hillhead and became a Labour MP Gm Cm D7 Gm for many years he campaigned and cheered setting the destitute freeVerse 4:
Gm Cm D7 Gm In and out of power he found his great hour defeating slander and lies Gm Cm D7 Gm he now rules the waves, the innocent he saves, he listens to our laughter and criesMiddle 8 Bm7 Gm7 Bm7 F7 You'd better listen to what he tells you, he's got a bridge he'd like to sell youEb F George Galloway, hear him through the airwavesEb F George Galloway, hear him through the airwaves
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