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Proud to be a scouser
lainybabe77 4 months ago
Written by Dominic Behan, brother of Brendan Behan, and you can't get more IRISH (and less Scouse) than these two.
gbj1941 5 months ago
Sorry this song is not Irish or welsh its an English song wierdos.
TEDYEA661 6 months ago
@lilith3609 it's strong as most scouser's have irish roots too. i am proud to be an > 1/8 irish...i have a grt grandfather from my mum's side who hailed from Mayo & a grt grt grandmother on my dad's side who came from Eire too. i have the lovely green eyes of the emerald isle :)
urbanangel13 7 months ago
Sorry, but I cannot accept this as a "Liverpool" song. Written in Ireland, by an Irishman, it mentions the city name and an un-named river. No local references. Could be anywhere really.
gbj1941 1 year ago
@gbj1941 i totally disagree...its about a feisty Liverpool lass...takes one to know one i suppose :) ps we are a rare breed & very deserving of a song lol
urbanangel13 7 months ago
Scouse Not Fucking IN-GER-LUSH!!
EternalFlame1892 2 years ago 2
too true mate
YNWA ...xxx
tiffanydiamonds1 2 years ago 3
@EternalFlame1892
Gerrard is English, its you who aint like.
Shropshireladdie 1 year ago
@EternalFlame1892 Oh, please; our Liverpool is a great place, but we do have our problems, one of which is that too many people believe we are ALL foul-mouthed and common. Your comment does our fair city No Good At All.
gbj1941 7 months ago
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why are there english ppl singing an irish folk song????
aslan2323232 3 years ago
Theres loads of irish and welsh influecnce in Liverpool.
sparcum 2 years ago 12
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@sparcum
And English but you like to forget that....
Shropshireladdie 1 year ago
Yes I remember Liverpool Lou by the Scaffold
JISAJ 3 years ago 2
where are the spinners who used to sing this wonderful song
williammcgirr 3 years ago
I've never heard of Natalie Marie. I agree with what you said about Eurovision being at it's best back in the 60s and 70s. That was when we had songwriters Bill Martin and Phil Coulter, who wrote catchy tunes. Those two KNEW how to compose a winning tune back then, and we ALWAYS finished in the top five!
Annie :D
annie482000 3 years ago
It was also a hit for The Irish Rovers in the 70's
2prudence 4 years ago
does anybody know who had a popular hit in the 1970's with this song
shadowwalker999 4 years ago
I think it was The Scaffold in 1974.
leitrimboy 4 years ago
It was - June 1974.
krakenwave 4 years ago
I only remember The Scaffold's version
Annie :D
annie482000 3 years ago
Yeah Annie, a nice song all round!
Dave
Back2BackClassics 3 years ago
It's one I love to sing along to!
Annie :)
annie482000 3 years ago
Yeah it's a classic, so are you a Liverpool supporter just like myself by any chance Annie!
Back2BackClassics 3 years ago
Nah, not really. I watch a bit of footie now and again but am not "into" it nowadays, although I did watch the England vs USA match last night :D. Well, we needed cheering up after that joke called the Eurovision Song Contest on Saturday........what a load of cobblers that was, right?
Annie :D
annie482000 3 years ago
Yeah totally Annie, the Eurovision song contest was the best way back in the 60's and 70's. But today it's just lost it's talented artists, I'll say one thing. They should have some of those awesome Myspace artists on their, they would definetly make our countries feel proud. That's for sure, Natalie Marie for one. I would love Natalie to be on their, truly I would. As she's so talented and she's got a voice like an a angel.
Back2BackClassics 3 years ago