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(Refrain)
Come and see the Sun, past the forth bridges, past the forth bridges.
Come and see the sun, speckling down through thickening clouds

Its fifteen years since he last touched gin
whisky its another thing
and he's calmed right down, his life of sin
its winter under waverley bridges again

(refrain)

Its a cold wind that bites and mauls,
its a cold stone floor for bow decked halls
he's got his hot food parcel from the bethany van
its winter under waverley bridges again

(refrain)

The tron kirk strikes five to three
he's got a special place to be; up by the observatory
with friends he'll watch the sunset

he'll raise a toast to another year, to absent friends who he holds dear
he'll raise a toast to another year, to absent friends who he holds dear
and oh, when all the light is done
and all his friends have gone
its winter under waverley bridges again

Come and see the Sun, past the forth bridges, past the forth bridges.
Come and see the sun, speckling down through thickening clouds
Come and see the sun, speckling down to the cold cold ground.

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from The Coupland & The Amelia (2015), released May 1, 2015
Written and performed by - Sir Tom Watton
Backing Vocals - Irene Caritá Morelli
Production - Gerry Callaghan

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Sir Tom Watton Edinburgh, UK

Passionate, Resonant & Nostalgic

A storyteller, singer-songwriter and entertainer. Tom writes songs which tell stories from his own weird world.

His fingerpicking guitar style and his lyrics are eloquently emotive and unique.

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Tom has supported Jon Gomm, Waterson Carthy and Toby Jepson
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