I Wish I Was In Glasgow

Intro D G D A G D A [Verso 1] N.C. D G Oh I wish I was in Glasgow, with some good old pals of mine D Bm D G A Some good old rough companions, and some good old smooth red wine D G We would talk about the old days, and the shipyard's sad decline D A G D And drink to the boys on the road [Verso 2] A D G Oh I was born in Glasgow, near the centre of the town D A Bm D G A I would take you there and show you, but they pulled the building down D G And any time it's in my mind, it always makes me frown D A G D They bulldozed it all to make a road [Refrão] A A/C# D Oh that great old place I miss so much, has seen much better days G D G And still we talk about it, as we go our separate ways A D G Oh, but Glasgow gave me more, than it ever took away D A G D A And prepared me for life on the road Interlude D G D A G D A D [Verso 3] A D G Oh my granny was a cleaner, and my grandad drove a tram D Bm D G A My father, an engineer, he made me all I am. D G They have seen the city come and go, and still they give a damn D A G D There's so much to learn along the road [Refrão] A D And this great old place I miss so much, has seen much better days G D G A And still we talk about it, as we go our separate ways D G Oh, but Glasgow gave me more, than it ever took away D A G D And prepared me for life on the road Outro A D G Oh, but Glasgow gave me more, than it ever took away D A G D A D And prepared me for life on the road