John Maclean March

	  		
Intro 

verse 1 
    C 
Hey Mac did ye see him as he cam in by Gorgie, 
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Awa ower the Lammerlaw and north o? the Tay? 
C 
Yon man is comin? and the hale toon is turnin? oot, 
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We?re aa? sair he?ll win back tae Glasga the day. 

verse 2 
    C 
The jiners and hauders-on are marchin? fae Clydebank, 
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Come noo an? hear him, he?ll be ower thrang tae bide. 
     C 
Turn oot Jock and Jimmie, leave yer cranes an? yer muckle gantries 
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Great John MacLean?s comin? back tae the Clyde. 

verse 3 
C 
Argyle Street and London Road?s the route that we?re mairchin? 
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The lads frae the Broomielaw are oot tae a man. 
     C 
Hey, Neil, whaur?s yer hoderums, ye big Hielan teuchter?. 
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Get yer pipes, mate, and march at the heid o?the clan! 

verse 4 
      C 
Hallo Pat Malone, sure I knew ye?d be here, son 
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The red and the green, my lads, we?ll wear side by side, 
    C 
The Gorbals is his the day and Glasgae belangs tae him, 
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Noo great John MacLean?s comin? hame tae the Clyde. 

Verse 5 
     C 
It?s forward tae Glasga Green we?ll mairch in guid order, 
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Will grips his banner weel, that boy isna blate, 
    C 
Aye there man, that?s Johnny noo, that?s him, aye, the bonnie fechter 
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Lenin?s his fere, Mac, and Leibnecht?s his mate. 

Verse 6 
    C 
Tak tent when he?s speakin? for they?ll mind whit wis said here 
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In Glasgae our city and the hale world besides. 
      C 
Tha?s richt, lads, the scarlet?s bonnie, here?s tae ye Hielan? Shonie! 
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Oor John MacLean has come hame to the Clyde. 

Verse 7 
   C 
An weel when it?s ower, I?ll awa hame tae Springburn, 
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Come hame tae yer tea noo, John, we?ll soon hae ye fed! 
     C 
It?s hard wark the speakin?, an I?m sair ye?ll be tired the nicht, 
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I?ll sleep on the flair, Mac, and gie John the bed. 

Verse 8 
    C 
The hale city?s quiet noo, It kens that he?s restin? 
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Hame wi? his Glasga freens, the fame and their pride. 
    C 
The red will be worn, my lads, and Scotland will rise again, 
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Noo great John MacLean has come hame tae the Clyde.