No. 22 - Song - McCrankie

from "Haddon Hall"
Music by Arthur Sullivan
Words by Sydney Grundy
Sequenced by Colin Johnson

By Arthur Sullivan
Generated by NoteWorthy Composer

[McCrankie:] Hech, mon! hech, mon!
it gars me greet
Tae see thy capers mony,
When nature made the earth sae sweet,
An' life micht be sae bonny.
Why nae accept what fortune sen's
An' learn that earth an' heaven are frien's?
Eneugh o' hanky-panky-
Gie ower thy freaks
An' don the breeks,
An' be a mon, McCrankie!
[Chorus:] Thou'st got 'em on!
[McCrankie:] I've got 'em on!
[Chorus:] Thou'st got 'em on, McCrankie!
Thou'st got 'em on!
[McCrankie:] I've got 'em on!
[Chorus:] Thou'st got 'em on, McCrankie!
[McCrankie:] At first I thoucht the sudden swap
Was jist a wee bit risky;
But noo they're fastened o' the tap
I feel quite young an' frisky.
Tae show ye jist the sort o' thing,
I'm gaun tae dance a Heeland fling,
An' if ye'll help, I'll thank'ee.
A wee bit skirl-
A wee bit whirl-
A fling wi' auld McCrankie!
[Chorus:] A wee bit skirl-
[McCrankie:] A wee bit skirl-
[Chorus:] A fling wi' auld McCrankie!
A wee bit whirl-
[McCrankie:] A wee bit whirl-
[Chorus:] A fling wi' auld McCrankie!

Karaoke version compiled by Colin Johnson

No22 - Song - McCrankie and Chorus
Soft karaoke
Words
McCrankie
Sopranos
Contraltos
Tenors
Basses
Right Hand
Left Hand
Karaoke Track