Name: Barbara Dickson - Flower of Scotland by Barbara Dickson
Duration: 4 min 58 s
Description: Barbara Dickson sings 'Flower of Scotland' by Roy Williamson

I love this version with Barbara singing. It's like no other and if you haven't listened with a pair of good headphones on, I thoroughly recommend it!

Beautiful Singing....WOW.  Scotland is Awesome!

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I've got a sheet for my bed
And a pillow for my head
I've got a pencil full of lead
And some water for my throat
I've got buttons for my coat
And sails on my boat
So much more than I needed before
I got money in the meter
And a two bar heater
Oh now it's getting hotter
It's only getting sweeter
I've legs on my chair
and a head full of hair
Got in a band
And shoes on my feet
I've got a shelf full of books
And most of my teeth
Two pairs of socks
And a door with a lock
I've got food in my belly and a
License for my telly
And nothin's gonna bring me down

I've got a nice guitar and jazz in my car
I've got of me and means and scripts for the scenes
I'm out and about
So I'm in with a shout
Favorite chap but better than that
Food in my belly and a
License for my telly
And nothin's, nothin's gonna bring me down
And nothin's gonna bring me down

Best of all
I've got my baby
Best of all
I've got my baby
She's mighty fine and she's all mine
And nothin's gonna bring me down

Best of all
I've got my baby
Best of all
I've got my baby
She's mighty fine and she's all mine
And nothin's gonna bring me down
She's mighty fine and she's all mine
And nothin's gonna bring me down
She's mighty fine and she's all mine
And nothin's gonna bring me down.


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From her roots in the Scottish folk scene of the late 1960’s through to mainstream chart success with hits including ‘Answer Me’, ‘Another Suitcase in Another Hall’, ‘January, February’ and the million-selling number one single, ‘I Know Him So Well’, Barbara Dickson has long since cemented her status as one of the UK’s best-loved performers. 

As Scotland’s best-selling female album artist she has earned 6 platinum, 11 gold and 7 silver albums. Her stage career has included the roles of the original Mrs Johnstone in Willy Russell’s long-running musical, ‘Blood Brothers’ and as Viv Nicholson in ‘Spend Spend Spend,’ both of which have won her an Olivier award for ‘Best Actress’. 

Barbara was awarded an O.B.E. by Her Majesty the Queen in the 2002 New Year’s Honours for her services to music and drama and, with the recent release of her latest album, ‘Through Line’, she continues to record and to play to sold-out audiences throughout the UK.

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