Thursday, 14 February 2013




Fairytale of Ibrox (A kind of Justice)

It was Christmas Eve Babe, in the Tax Office
Old Hector said to me, they won’t see another one
They really cooked the books, the Blue Room’s full of crooks
A penny to a pound that Hector shuts them down,
‘They put a fiver down, I’ll go ten’ said the clown
He had a feeling that the big cup could be won
He really splashed the cash on chancers who were gash
He promised better times but all their dreams were screwed

They had Flo and Sebo, they had Gazza there too
They had fans who’d fit right in at Edinburgh Zoo
They had high hopes of winning the Champions Cup
But they stumbled and fumbled and fecked it right up
There was Kaunas and Malmoe and Maribor too
And into the shame’s net the goals simply flew
And when Minty was Skinty and his bubble had burst
He told Uncle Walter that he’d lost his purse

The Bhoys at Celtic Park were singing ‘The Reaper’s on his way’
And the bells were ringing out on Judgement day


They were bust, they were done and the rebels had won
When Whyte increased their debt by a ton
Then they offered old Hector a crap CVA
We knew it was soon going to be judgment day
The Bhoys at Celtic Park were singing ‘The Reaper’s on his way’
And the bells were ringing out on Judgement day

They fell into their tomb, the shame had met their doom
The Zombies fantasise their club is still alive
But they’re now a tribute act trying to deny the fact
They’re Sevco now you see, stuck in Division three…
The Bhoys at Celtic Park were singing ‘The Reaper’s on his way’
And the bells were ringing out on Judgement day.

Tirnaog

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