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Blues
fans all are making names for themselves in National Press
Four
Blues fans who made the trip to Finn Park, Ballybofey made the front of
the News of the World.
One
one the famous four was spotted on the bus to Kilkenny last weekend, and
tried to sing a song but couldn't remember the words so if you recognise
the man below tell him the words are now with his picture on tubbritt.net.
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NANCY
In comes the train and the whole Platform shakes,
It stops with a shudder and the screaming of brakes,
The parting has come and my weary sole aches,
I'm leaving my Nancy O.
But you stand there so calmly determinedly gay
And you talk of the weather and events of the day
Your eyes tell me all that your tongue doesn't say
Goodbye my Nancy O
Chorus: So come, a little closer, lay your
head upon my shoulder
And let me hold you one more time before the whistle blows.
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My suitcase is lifted and stood and the train
And a thousand regrets whirl around in my brain.
The ache in my heart is a Black Sea of pain
I'm leaving my Nancy O
But you stand there so calmly so lovely to see
And the grip of your hand is an unspoken plea
You're not fooling yourself and you're not fooling me
God bye my Nancy O
Chorus
Our time has run out and the whistle has blown
And here I must leave you standing alone,
We had so little time but now the times gone
I'm leaving my Nancy O
And as the train starts gently to go
And as I lean out for to wave and to call,
I see your first tears trickle and fall,
Good bye my Nancy O.
Chorus
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