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Bob Douglas o' Scone

from bluescotland woad by eddie cairney

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Bob Douglas o’ Scone

Verse 1
From where there came kings
There came a young man
Took a ship to US shores
With his brother Charles
He set his sights on opening up many doors

Refrain 1
In this brand new world
Fruit was abundant
Winter came and it was gone
Fruit preserving was the answer to it
But many times it did go wrong

Verse 2
Young Bob got a patent for his pectin Sold it to the factories
Then he set his sights on the home market
Housewives filled their pantrys

Bridge
But his product never had a name Till Margaret called it Certo
And the rest is history as we know
Bob Douglas King of Jam from Scone

Verse 3
As a young lad Bob was taught the jam trade
His father schooled him in the fruits
Later on Bob made himself a fortune Never did forget his roots

Refrain 2
At his life’s end he did make a will To see his village right
So he left to Scone 5 million dollars To cast a ray of civic light

Solo Verse 1 Bridge Intro

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from bluescotland woad, released November 29, 2017

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eddie cairney Scotland, UK

Eddie Cairney is one of the country's most prolific songwriters and Scotland's best kept songwriting secret with 99 albums to date and another 100 plus in the pipeline. He has written new music to almost all of Robert Burns works totalling over 900 new songs. He writes in a great many genres, from folk to orchestral. He is also one of Scotland's most accomplished rock/blues piano players. ... more

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