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Tomaidh

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    Oh take me back to Love Street, back to my happy place
    back to the ground of glory, those golden days of grace
    where every cheer was thunder, where every game had thrills
    and heroes lit the terraces with passion pride and skill
    Take me to the north bank, to hear that wondrous roar
    ten thousand voices rising loudly, and twenty thousand more
    the saints go marching in would echo strong and long
    a sea of black and white as one, united in their song
    Take me back to 1980 Anglo Scottish cup in hand
    five past Bristol City, pride was sweeping through the land
    with Jackie Copland leading, standing tall and proud
    a captain of true courage, saluted by the Paisley crowd
    And further back to 1926 when history was first made
    the Scottish cup to Love Street came and legends were displayed
    with Bryceland’s strength and Lapsley’s class and Gemmell’s helping hand
    they carved their names in silver bright, the pride of Saint’s great stand
    And more glory Scottish cup days, when dreams would come alive
    59 and 87 the Saints would still survive
    Through battles fought with heart and soul through grit and sheer belief
    they brought the silver home again to joy beyond relief
    The legends grace my memory, their names still shining bright
    like Aber, McGarvey and Stark on those electric nights
    from Bryceland through to modern days, their spirit’s still the same
    a tapestry of glory years that built the Saint’s great name
    Do take me back to Love Street where my heart will always stay
    through every high and heartbeat, it never fades away
    for though the years have moved us on, those memories remain
    in Paisley’s soul, forever proud the Saints will rise again.
    Tomaidh
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    Tomaidh got a reaction from KMbud1877 in Love Street memories (poem in memory of Big Brian)   
    Oh take me back to Love Street, back to my happy place
    back to the ground of glory, those golden days of grace
    where every cheer was thunder, where every game had thrills
    and heroes lit the terraces with passion pride and skill
    Take me to the north bank, to hear that wondrous roar
    ten thousand voices rising loudly, and twenty thousand more
    the saints go marching in would echo strong and long
    a sea of black and white as one, united in their song
    Take me back to 1980 Anglo Scottish cup in hand
    five past Bristol City, pride was sweeping through the land
    with Jackie Copland leading, standing tall and proud
    a captain of true courage, saluted by the Paisley crowd
    And further back to 1926 when history was first made
    the Scottish cup to Love Street came and legends were displayed
    with Bryceland’s strength and Lapsley’s class and Gemmell’s helping hand
    they carved their names in silver bright, the pride of Saint’s great stand
    And more glory Scottish cup days, when dreams would come alive
    59 and 87 the Saints would still survive
    Through battles fought with heart and soul through grit and sheer belief
    they brought the silver home again to joy beyond relief
    The legends grace my memory, their names still shining bright
    like Aber, McGarvey and Stark on those electric nights
    from Bryceland through to modern days, their spirit’s still the same
    a tapestry of glory years that built the Saint’s great name
    Do take me back to Love Street where my heart will always stay
    through every high and heartbeat, it never fades away
    for though the years have moved us on, those memories remain
    in Paisley’s soul, forever proud the Saints will rise again.
    Tomaidh

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