Terry Winchell Matt McGinn Tribute Symphony Space NYC with Pete Seeger

This is from the Matt McGinn Tribute show performed at the Symphony Space Theater in NYC.
The Matt McGinn song is "Manura Manyah"
Brothers Wallace and John Cameron, Danald Shaw, the famous Pete Seeger (activist and folksinger) and singer songwriter Terry Winchell the only American in the show besides Pete Seeger and Paul Page bassist.
Matt McGinn is considered the Woody Guthrie of Scotland. McGinn was one of the most important topical songwriters in the British Isles
The song "Manura Manyah" written by Matt McGinn
I've heard men complain
O' the job that they're da'in',
While howkin' the coal
Or diggin'a drain;
But whoever they are
There is nane to compare
Wi' a man that is shovellin'
Manura Manyah.
CHORUS:
Wi manura manyah, wi' manura manyah,
Wi' manura, manura, manura manyah.
Oh, the streets o' the toon
Were all covered aroon
Wi' stuff that is lovely
An' golden and broon.
It was put there, of course
By a big Clydesdale horse
An' its name was manura, manura manyah.
CHORUS:
I followed its track
Wi' a shovel an' sack
And as often as not
Wi' a pain in my back.
It was all for the rent
An' the beautiful scent
O' manura, manura, manura manyah.
CHORUS:
But I'm feelin' so sore
For my job's been took o'er
An' everything now is mechanical po'er
An' there's nowt left for me
But the sweet memory
O' manura, manura, manura manyah.
CHORUS:
O' manura, manura, manura manyah.
CHORUS:

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thanks for this!

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Wonderful :)

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Immense !!