Biography:
Barbara Dickson is a Scottish singer, best known for her stage and concert performances.
Dickson was born in Dunfermline. Her singing career started in folk clubs around her native Fife in the sixties, exposing her to a rich combination of traditional and contemporary music. In the early seventies, she sang at a Liverpool folk club run by a young student teacher called Willy Russell. He showed Barbara the first draft of what would later become the award winning musical, ‘John, Paul, George, Ringo….
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Barbara Dickson - The Plooman Laddies
CAPO: 2nd Fret
[INTRO:] C
[VERSE 1:]
Dm
Doon yonder den, there's a plooman lad
C F
An' some summer's day he'll be a' my ain
C Dm F
Sing laddie-aye an' sing laddie-o
C G C
The plooman laddies are a' the go
[VERSE 2:]
Dm
I love his teeth and I love his skin
C F
I love the verra cairt he hurls in
C Dm F
Sing laddie-aye an' sing laddie-o
C G C
The plooman laddies are a' the go
[VERSE 3:]
Dm
Doon yonder den I mist hae gotten a miller
C F
But the smell o' dust would hae doth me ill
C Dm F
Sing laddie-aye an' sing laddie-o
C G C
The plooman laddies are a' the go
[VERSE 4:]
Dm
Doon yonder den I mist hae gotten a merchant
C F
But a' his gear was nae worth a groat
C Dm F
Sing laddie-aye an' sing laddie-o
C G C
The plooman laddies are a' the go
[VERSE 5:]
Dm
I see him comin' frae yonder toon
C F
Wi' a' his ribbons hingin' roon an' roon
C Dm F
Sing laddie-aye an' sing laddie-o
C G C
The plooman laddies are a' the go
[VERSE 6:]
Dm
An' noo she's gotten her plooman lad
C F
As bare as ever he left the ploo
C Dm F
Sing laddie-aye an' sing laddie-o
C G C
The plooman laddies are a' the go
CAPO: 2nd Fret
[INTRO:] C
[VERSE 1:]
Dm
Doon yonder den, there's a plooman lad
C F
An' some summer's day he'll be a' my ain
C Dm F
Sing laddie-aye an' sing laddie-o
C G C
The plooman laddies are a' the go
[VERSE 2:]
Dm
I love his teeth and I love his skin
C F
I love the verra cairt he hurls in
C Dm F
Sing laddie-aye an' sing laddie-o
C G C
The plooman laddies are a' the go
[VERSE 3:]
Dm
Doon yonder den I mist hae gotten a miller
C F
But the smell o' dust would hae doth me ill
C Dm F
Sing laddie-aye an' sing laddie-o
C G C
The plooman laddies are a' the go
[VERSE 4:]
Dm
Doon yonder den I mist hae gotten a merchant
C F
But a' his gear was nae worth a groat
C Dm F
Sing laddie-aye an' sing laddie-o
C G C
The plooman laddies are a' the go
[VERSE 5:]
Dm
I see him comin' frae yonder toon
C F
Wi' a' his ribbons hingin' roon an' roon
C Dm F
Sing laddie-aye an' sing laddie-o
C G C
The plooman laddies are a' the go
[VERSE 6:]
Dm
An' noo she's gotten her plooman lad
C F
As bare as ever he left the ploo
C Dm F
Sing laddie-aye an' sing laddie-o
C G C
The plooman laddies are a' the go
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