how could Tam have been your great grandma's uncle? unless you were born in 2022, your great grandma's uncle must have been born like 100 years ago or more?
@@meneurdujeu I was born in 1999. My great grandmother was born in 1928 and was in fact a year older than Tam. Her mother was Tam's older half-sister, born in 1908.
The transcript is hilarious and has no relationship to the words of the ballads. It is sung in Scots dialect, which is English , with a local idiom input.
A benchmark post that captures history. Thanks so much. R.
After 50 years in Australia, it's great to hear my home tongue. Well done!
Graham Mitchell
Wow!!! The memories of hearing Nicki Tams. My father used to sing it. USA
Tam, you have made all the ex-pats homesick. Thank you to whomever posted this…it gars me greet.
Marvellous stuff
Been on his farm. He was a friend of my late grandfather.
Tam was my great-grandma's uncle. RIP Tam and thank you for the lovely music. :)
how could Tam have been your great grandma's uncle? unless you were born in 2022, your great grandma's uncle must have been born like 100 years ago or more?
@@meneurdujeu I was born in 1999. My great grandmother was born in 1928 and was in fact a year older than Tam. Her mother was Tam's older half-sister, born in 1908.
@@chalmersinho that"s brilliant. incredible history. thanks for clearing that up, i understand now. you must be very proud
@@meneurdujeu absolutely!
Home sick lovely warm Scotland I don’t mean the weather love from Australia
Wonderful, I was privileged to meet these two wonderful people! Jerry
Looks ih spittin oh an auld manny caud dod mcombie oh harbro feeds mihn nihin oh a joke either aye am on aboot ih auld boy jist eifter the een song
7:07 ats ih auld man I'm ain aboot
Great memories that my mother & father sung to us as Bain’s at night around the fire,great times.
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So good!
hud gan Tam loon
Am watchin thon fae the pier o' foggieloan
Aye yer name bad min , I was a friend o peter Mackie mother allan
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:-)
The transcript is hilarious and has no relationship to the words of the ballads. It is sung in Scots dialect, which is English , with a local idiom input.
it's all these old boys that voted no to indepedence, absolute joke