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Aberdeenshire folk song

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Badyin
Posts: 209
Posted: 13 Jan 2010 at 00:01
THE QUINE WHO DOES THE STRIP AT INVERURIE

Oh I'm nae Brigitte (pron the "te") Bardot and I'm nae Sophia Loren
Miss United Kingdom, oh no, ye're wrang again,
And I'm nae Prince Charles's girlfriend or even Miss Grampienne
I'm the quine that dis the strip at Inverurie.

Oh I used to operate a loom at Richards' factory
I liked it fine enough, b'it jist wisnae right for me
Wi' ma figure and ma looks and ma personality
I was born tae dee the strip at Inverurie.

I ta'en a busfare tae the Castlegate one day to see the sights
A mannie says, "Hey darling, would you like to hit the heights?"
"Oh ye're wasted in a factory, I can pit yer name in lights"
So I signed tae dee the strip at Inverurie.

Oh I met a fermer at a dance, he asked to see me hame,
He started getting funny when he got me up a lane,
I says, "Fa (who) d'ye think I am, I'm nae jist onyb'dy ye ken,
(Posh voice!) "I'm the quine that does the strip at Inverurie".

Oh I met a Texas millionnaire, he swept me aff my feet,
He gave me furs and diamonds, and a shop in Union Street,
Oh he wanted me tae merry'im, but I found I couldnae dee't
Cos I would mess (miss) the fun I hae in Inverurie.

Oh they phoned me up fae Grampian (pron Grumpiun), they said "We'll do a deal,
Yer fee'll be a fiver, and a lovely canteen meal,
Tho' I couldnae spake fer laughing, I said, "Hame and da' be feel,
I strip for eighty pounds at Inverurie.

Oh I think I'll still be at it even when I'm old and grey
I winna give up stripping till they carry me away,
When I reach the pearly gates at last I'll be really proud to say,
"I'm the quine that did the strip at Inverurie."
akhenaton
Posts: 763
Posted: 13 Jan 2010 at 00:34
Aye thats great Badyin......June Imrie does that ane on her "Torry Quine" CD . Bit should it no' be

I'm 'e quine 'it dis 'e strip it Inveroooorie!
robnite
Posts: 1278
Posted: 13 Jan 2010 at 02:59
I corrected this before on another thread.

"Hame and da' be feel," is wrong. A mondegreen. Aberdonions say, "Hey min (man) da' be feel."

"Hey man don't be stupid." It's said in a scornful/derisory tone.
akhenaton
Posts: 763
Posted: 13 Jan 2010 at 20:49
Ah think the Torry accent is lovely.......Radio Scot land hid a show on ca'ed "Desperate Fishwifes"...comedy wi' an Aiberdeen cast........the sarcastic wee lassie in the clothes shop is great!

Anybuddy heard it?
akhenaton
Posts: 763
Posted: 14 Jan 2010 at 21:27
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