Karaoke Track: Dignity by Deacon Blue (Sunfly)

There&#39;s a man I meet,
walkin&#39; up our street

Puts it in a bag,
and never thinks to mutter

And he packs his lunch
in a Sunblest bag.
The children call him bogie

He never lets on,
but I know &#39;cos he
once told me

He let me know a secret,
about the money in his kitty

He&#39;s gonna buy a dinghy,
gonna call her Dignity

And I&#39;ll be on my holidays,
they&#39;ll be (loin&#39; the rounds

They&#39;ll ask me how I got her,
I&#39;ll say, I saved my money

That ship called Dignity.

And I&#39;m tellin&#39; this story
in a faraway scene

Sippin&#39; down Raki,
and reading Maynard Keynes

And a place in the winter
for Dignity

And I&#39;ll sail her up
the west coast

I&#39;ll be on my holidays,
they&#39;ll be (loin&#39; the rounds

They&#39;ll say, isn&#39;t she pretty,
that ship called Dignity

Sailin&#39; up, sailin&#39; up,
sailin&#39; up, sailin&#39; up,
sailin&#39; up, sailin&#39; up

Yeah, sailin&#39; up again,
sailin&#39; up again,
sailin&#39; up again,
sailin&#39; up again

Sailin&#39; up, sailin&#39; up,
sailin&#39; up, sailin&#39; up,
sailin&#39; up, sailin&#39; up

And I&#39;m thinking about home...

And I&#39;m thinking about faith...

And I&#39;m thinking about work...

And I&#39;m thinking about
how good it would be
to be here someday

On a ship called Dignity,
a ship called Dignity

That ship.