|
Post by fifeminer on Dec 6, 2005 12:09:26 GMT -5
I was born outside Edinburgh and brought up in Fife My adopted father's a miner, it's a dangerous life No brothers, no sisters but kept very healthy In Blair street and Union street in a wee place called Kelty I will tell you a bit about all my life From miner to soldier, farming and rail From labouring with Wimpey on the Inverness trail I've had ups and downs and struggles and strife A family of my own and a beautiful wife When you lived in Kelty there was dirt and there was grime Life with the neighbours was shared most of the time The door was always open and the kettle always on the grate Your key was on a string, ye didnae bother locking your gate Men talked about the fitba and the coupons were a must My father was always coughing, it was the Lindsay's black dust Whether it wis sweat in his eyes, or maybe it was tears He was always talking about those long-ago years So where e're you may be in your journey through life Just think of a Son of a miner in Fife
|
|
|
Post by John on Dec 6, 2005 21:36:41 GMT -5
Welcome fifeminer, nice to have another "bard" on the forum. Our resident "Barnsley Bard" gives us many a good laugh.
John...Admin
|
|
|
Post by fifeminer on Dec 7, 2005 11:47:16 GMT -5
Thanks well after all we are a Band of Brothers
|
|