You've
(D)heard about the B-men, the (G)cruel RU(D)C
You've
heard about the black'n'tans in (G)bygone histor(A)y
Well
(G)there's another regiment the (D)devil calls his own
They're
known as the Black Watch (A)commissioned by the (D)thrown.
Chorus:
(D)Strolling down the Falls road with (G)riot guns and (D)gas
Terrorizing women as they're (G)coming out of (A)mass
A (G)bunch of Scottish traitors we (D)never will forget
Thank god we know the IRA sure (A)aren’t beaten (D)yet.
These
soldiers come from Scotland, a place we all know well
From
the hardest parts of Glasgow where the `Teddy Bears' do dwell
They're
given a British uniform and given a British gun
They
join a British regiment just to have themselves some fun.
Chorus
When
I grow up and marry, I'll have a little son
I'll
tell him about the regiment and the terrible things they've done
And
when he gets older, becomes a man like me
He'll
become a volunteer and set old Ireland free