1. |
Annie Clohessy's
04:51
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2. |
Adahs Way
03:27
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3. |
Pipe Set
03:55
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4. |
Come My Little Son
04:37
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Come my little son
And I will tell you what we'll do
Undress yourself and get into bed
And a tale I'll tell to you
It's all about your daddy
He's a man you seldom see
For he's had to roam
Far away from home
Far away from you and me
[Chorus:]
Remember lad he's still your dad
Though he's working far away
In the cold and heat all the hours of the week
On England's motorway
Now when you fall
And hurt yourself
And get a feeling bad
It isn't any good to go running for your dad
For the only time since you were born
He's had to spend with you
He was out of a job
And he hadn't a bob
He was signing on the brew
[Chorus]
Sure we'd like your Daddy here
Yes sure it would be fine
To have him working near our home
And to see him all the time
But beggars can't be choosers
And we'll have to bear our load
For we need the money your daddy earns
By working on the road
Remember lad he's still your dad
And he'll soon be home to stay
For a week or two with me and you
When he's built the motorway
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5. |
Dileas' Jig
04:19
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6. |
Birdspotting
04:27
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Ali Levack Glasgow, UK
BBC Radio Scotland Young Traditional Musician of the Year 2020
Bagpipes,
Whistles,
Flute
Also a member of esteemed Scottish trio, 'Project SMOK'.
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