[Key: G Major] [Tempo: Fast, driving, pub anthem] [Instrumentation: Thumping kick drum, heavy driving bass, aggressively strummed acoustic guitar, electric guitar accents] [Vocal Style: Urgent male Scottish accent, passionate, live frontman, defiant attitude] [Verse 1] Jim and John weel kent the way! Tae build a business in their day. Wi’ a style that noo-a-days micht seem rare, Created a shop with which few others compare. [Pre-Chorus] The staff bid ye welcome as ye come in the door. Peruse the fine garments, while scotch nectar does pour! [Chorus] When you buy fae this shop, ye’ve a slice o’ the nation! Take home a gift tae your family relation! Oor kilts and oor sporrans oft surpass the rest, When you acquire R and P stuff, ye hae purchased the best! [Verse 2] Go tell all yer family and neighbours as well, Tae come in tae Princes Street, ye’ll no get the hard sell! Weel kent the way, in a time long past, A foundation of stone that was built tae last! [Chorus] When you buy fae this shop, ye’ve a slice o’ the nation! Take home a gift tae your family relation! Oor kilts and oor sporrans oft surpass the rest, When you acquire R and P stuff, ye hae purchased the best! [Outro] [Shouted] Tae Princes Street! Ye'll no get the hard sell! [Spoken] A slice o' the nation. [End]
