MY TOWN Song by Glass Tiger

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"My Town" is a song by Canadian band Glass Tiger. Released in August 1991 as the fourth single from their third studio album, Simple Mission, Rod Stewart appears as a featured vocalist. Composition inspired by Celtic music, "My Town" was written by Glass Tiger bandmates Alan Frew, Alan Connelly and Wayne Parker, as well as Jim Cregan, who co-wrote two of Stewart's other hits. The song's lyrics are a tribute to Frew's hometown, Coatbridge, Scotland, and Stewart was invited to record the song with Glass Tiger because of his Scottish nationality.













LYRICS 

Bring the wind to carry me over
Lead me home to my town
Tell me when that breeze is blowing
Takin' me home to my town
When I think of you Scotia
There's a love that just bleeds in my heart
In my childhood days we went our different ways
But you knew that we'd never part.
Now I'm all alone and you're calling me home
You knew our love would never die.
And though my roving eyes always led me astray
I'm coming back home, Scotia don't walk away
Bring the wind to carry me over
Lead me home to my town
Tell me when that breeze is blowing
Takin' me home to my town
So when I think of you Scotia
There's a magic that fills the air
We're the "downtown boys" making all that noise
Oh, we lived like we just don't care.
So we drank our fill for King and Country
Yeah, till the last soldier fell
Burlington Bertie, you're in my heart forever
I want to drown in the stories you tell!
Bring the wind to carry me over
Lead me home to my town
Tell me when that breeze is blowing
Takin' me home to my town
Oh to my town
You made me all I can ever be
If I should fall your love will rescue me
Bring the wind to carry me over
Lead me home to my town
Tell me when that breeze is blowing
Takin' me home to my town
Bring the wind to carry me over
Lead me home to my town
Tell me when that breeze is blowing
Takin' me home to my town
Carry me over
To my town
Takin me home to my town
Bring the wind to carry me over
Lead me home to my town
Tell me when that breeze is blowing
Takin' me home to my town




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