| Song | Fellow Hoodlums |
| Artist | Deacon Blue |
| Album | Dignity - The Best Of |
| Download | Image LRC TXT |
| 作曲 : Ross | |
| On the night that | |
| Maxton died | |
| I fell over | |
| The Clyde was full of old tyres | |
| The wind nearly pulled my | |
| Breeches off | |
| And Ann Kelly | |
| She kissed my mouth | |
| Fellow hoodlums and | |
| Engineers | |
| The Union's south | |
| And we're all here | |
| I'm going up Buchanan Street | |
| With a box of fireworks | |
| And two bottles of | |
| Tizer | |
| On the last train from St. Enochs | |
| I saw the graveyard | |
| It looked like our old street | |
| People were cheering | |
| All the way from Hampden | |
| With macaroons and | |
| And scarves and rattles | |
| Fellow hoodlums and | |
| Engineers | |
| The Union's south | |
| And we're all here | |
| I'm going up Buchanan Street | |
| With a box of fireworks | |
| And two bottles of | |
| Tizer | |
| Billy's a butcher now | |
| Always has been | |
| And he picks his teeth | |
| With old rusty meat hooks | |
| And he sends his beef with the bike boys | |
| Monday to Saturday | |
| Partick to Cowcaddens | |
| Fellow hoodlums and | |
| Engineers | |
| The Union's south | |
| And we're all here | |
| I'm going up Buchanan Street | |
| With a box of fireworks | |
| And two bottles of | |
| Tizer | |
| I'm going up Buchanan Street | |
| With a box of fireworks | |
| And two bottles of | |
| Tizer |
| zuo qu : Ross | |
| On the night that | |
| Maxton died | |
| I fell over | |
| The Clyde was full of old tyres | |
| The wind nearly pulled my | |
| Breeches off | |
| And Ann Kelly | |
| She kissed my mouth | |
| Fellow hoodlums and | |
| Engineers | |
| The Union' s south | |
| And we' re all here | |
| I' m going up Buchanan Street | |
| With a box of fireworks | |
| And two bottles of | |
| Tizer | |
| On the last train from St. Enochs | |
| I saw the graveyard | |
| It looked like our old street | |
| People were cheering | |
| All the way from Hampden | |
| With macaroons and | |
| And scarves and rattles | |
| Fellow hoodlums and | |
| Engineers | |
| The Union' s south | |
| And we' re all here | |
| I' m going up Buchanan Street | |
| With a box of fireworks | |
| And two bottles of | |
| Tizer | |
| Billy' s a butcher now | |
| Always has been | |
| And he picks his teeth | |
| With old rusty meat hooks | |
| And he sends his beef with the bike boys | |
| Monday to Saturday | |
| Partick to Cowcaddens | |
| Fellow hoodlums and | |
| Engineers | |
| The Union' s south | |
| And we' re all here | |
| I' m going up Buchanan Street | |
| With a box of fireworks | |
| And two bottles of | |
| Tizer | |
| I' m going up Buchanan Street | |
| With a box of fireworks | |
| And two bottles of | |
| Tizer |
| zuò qǔ : Ross | |
| On the night that | |
| Maxton died | |
| I fell over | |
| The Clyde was full of old tyres | |
| The wind nearly pulled my | |
| Breeches off | |
| And Ann Kelly | |
| She kissed my mouth | |
| Fellow hoodlums and | |
| Engineers | |
| The Union' s south | |
| And we' re all here | |
| I' m going up Buchanan Street | |
| With a box of fireworks | |
| And two bottles of | |
| Tizer | |
| On the last train from St. Enochs | |
| I saw the graveyard | |
| It looked like our old street | |
| People were cheering | |
| All the way from Hampden | |
| With macaroons and | |
| And scarves and rattles | |
| Fellow hoodlums and | |
| Engineers | |
| The Union' s south | |
| And we' re all here | |
| I' m going up Buchanan Street | |
| With a box of fireworks | |
| And two bottles of | |
| Tizer | |
| Billy' s a butcher now | |
| Always has been | |
| And he picks his teeth | |
| With old rusty meat hooks | |
| And he sends his beef with the bike boys | |
| Monday to Saturday | |
| Partick to Cowcaddens | |
| Fellow hoodlums and | |
| Engineers | |
| The Union' s south | |
| And we' re all here | |
| I' m going up Buchanan Street | |
| With a box of fireworks | |
| And two bottles of | |
| Tizer | |
| I' m going up Buchanan Street | |
| With a box of fireworks | |
| And two bottles of | |
| Tizer |