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Current revision as of 07:22, 7 June 2010

Tigerland

Oh we're from Tiger land

A fighting fury

We're from Tiger land

In any weather you'll see us with a grin

Risking head and shin

If we're behind then never mind

We'll fight and fight and win

For we're from Tiger land.

We never weaken till the final siren's gone

Like the Tiger of old

We're strong and we're bold

For we're from Tiger (yellow and black)

We're from Tiger land.


Tiger for me

Now we are the boys of the GFC
Our Gold and Black colours a picture to see
We’re dashing we’re gay we’re the pride of the bay
Our war cry strikes fear in the teams that we play
 

(chorus)

A tiger for me, a tiger for me
If you’re not a tiger you’re no good to me
The Westies are small and Norwoods are tall
And the bonny wee tigers are the pride of them all
 

(2nd verse)

Now each sides our seconds, our thirds and our colts
Will play for their colours no matter result
We’ll thrash em, we’ll slay em
There down by the sea and roar out our chorus for each team to see
 

(chorus)

A tiger for me, a tiger for me
If you’re not a tiger you’re no good to me
The Westies are small and Norwoods are tall
And the might wee tigers are the pride of them all
(repeat)


  • Note: "gay" was replaced with "brave" due to new connotations for the word "gay" arising in the late 1960's. When the original lyrics were penned in the 1950's the word had its simple dictionary meaning.

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