"Plymouth Song" genre: Acoustic
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	Reflective acoustic ballad. A hometown song.
	CD: 'Strange Days And Dynamite'   Label: Self released Credits: Written by Al Shalliker. Al Shalliker- vocals/acoustic guitar, Alex McGinnes-harmonica, Jo Atkins/Mark Flack/Ben Grubb/ Alex McGiness/Al Shalliker-backing vocals.
	Lyrics A tor upon the highline, of Devon's rolling sky, And down the wooded valley our years are flowing by, It's only now i wonder, if our ever loving son will ever shine. The boats they fill the harbour, where the sea birds rise and fall, For every Pilgrim Father, there's a plaque up on the wall, It's only now i wonder, if our ever loving father cares at all. The lonely dockyards daughter, by the old gates she will stand, A lamb unto the slaughter, keeps a wedding ring to hand, It's only now i wonder if our ever loving daughter understands. Take it slowly my love, someone's been smiling on us, Take it slowly my love, someone's been smiling on us.

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