Rangers version of the Sash Here am I a loyal Rangers fan Down the Copland Road I came To see the famous Glasgow team All of honor and of fame And to tell you of their victories That they won in days of yore And how my father watched them play In the scarf he always wore Sure, it is old but it is beautiful And its colors they are fine It was worn when he watched Grieg and McCoist Jardine, Waddell and Gasgoine My father wore it when he was a youth In the bygone days of yore And at every game I love to wear The scarf my father wore We will always follow Rangers, Both at Ibrox and away And when our team takes to the field For them, I hope you'll pray We will follow in their footsteps As my father did before And I'll proudly wear around my neck The scarf my father wore Sure, it is old but it is beautiful And its colors they are fine It was worn when he watched Grieg and McCoist Jardine, Waddell and Gasgoine My father wore it when he was a youth In the bygone days of yore And at every game I love to wear The scarf my father wore Whenever I'm at Ibrox Park My favorite team to see I hope in truest Glasgow style You will always welcome me We will sing "The Sash" and "Derry's Walls" As we did in days of yore And at every game, I'll proudly wear The scarf my father wore! Sure, it is old but it is beautiful And its colors they are fine It was worn when he watched Grieg and McCoist Jardine, Waddell and Gasgoine My father wore when he w as a youth In the bygone days of yore And at every game I love to wear The scarf my father wore
listen my friend stay out of our music as you seem to have no understanding of hate in these songs along with the PIRA SCUMRATS....FOR GOD AND ULSTER...FUCK THE POPE. you stick to your hip-hop, gangster rap or whatever the fuck you listen to and leave the religious hatred to us. have a nice day my friend.
An unforgettable tune. I have family from Ulster. They are MacBains and I remember them visiting in the 1970s. And we would visit them. I remember one day I was wearing my Scottish football team tracksuit and a Land Rover full of soldiers drove by and waved at me. I realised it was probably due to what I was wearing. My Ulster family come from Armagh.
@@fionanmurphy4107 why are you here then if you hate the prods atleast tony isn't still angry about shit years ago learn to progress all this slabbering and hatred won't get us nowhere.
@@fionanmurphy4107 So a group of Irishmen stole an Irish melody, stole part of Ireland and the Irish red hand of Ulster symbol; but there're still Irishmen.....have you not thought you're part of the problem?
@@fktheglens4922 ah lads cmon. Both of yous. Im irish and still love this song. Songs that represents both Catholics and Protestants. Just like the ireland flag.
@@alanbegley1819think he means cause you see a lot of tri colours and Celtic fans being also Liverpool supporters nowadays (btw ino Liverpool were or still is a pretty loyalist club)
There's a brilliant story in Michael Ignatieff's "Blood and Belonging". The guy that makes the Lambeg drums goes to the Republic to get the goatskins. He gets plastered with the overwhelmingly nationalist farmers at lunchtime. He has a good voice, and belts out the rebel songs. And then he always gives them the Sash, "Just to keep them happy"!
Of course the sash could not have been worn at the battles mentioned because it didn't exist until 100 years after these battles took place . Poetic license perhaps?
Royal Irish Ranger (Ex) checking in ... English boy as well ... When you hear this tune being sung.... It's gonna kick off and people are getting fucked up !!!! Faugh-a -Ballagh. Hail Hail the popes in jail ....
@@env0x the south is a state with a french made flag, a Rome ran faith, a German ideology and a capital in Belgium. The republic of “Ireland” is as Irish as South Korea
Um...I don't get it -- whatever happened to the lyrics on the Wikipedia entry for this??? I can't find anyone singing about fighting, even in supposed "Loyalist" lyrics....
My father was a good orange man. He told me when about to die find a priest and I will change my religion to roman Catholic and die happy knowing that's another one of those bustards of the face of the earth
