Since this thread's about the deployment of the British Armed Forces to Poland, etc., it reminds me of a folk song I'd heard a few times in my youth ... albeit with my now changing certain words to tie-in with their present context:Originally Posted by Arthur Little
It appears hundreds of British troops are being drafted into these Eastern European countries, to fulfill a NATO pledge to ward~off the possible threat of further *Russian aggression... following the *latter's annexation of the Crimean peninsula from Ukraine two years' ago.
www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-36739781
Warsaw the 42nd
Warsaw them gaen awa'?
Warsaw the 42nd
Mairchin'doon the Broomielaw.
Some o' them haean' Glock guns
Some o' them ...... hae nane at a'
Maist o' them hae kilts
Mairchin'
Notable modifications are as follows, viz-
Wha saw (who saw) in this case, becomes Warsaw.? Aye well, maybe. But then ...
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