John McGinn Song

[Brunswickbill]

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Like but maybe it could include the word in bold..?

Why not go back to the original song - "You've not seen nothin like the Mighty McGinn" and it scans.

[JeMeSouviens]

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Why not go back to the original song - "You've not seen nothin like the Mighty McGinn" and it scans.

Might-y Quinn
Might-y Mc-Ginn

Maybe if you can't count up to 4!!!!

[Scott Allan Key]

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It does. Does it not have to be "you ain't seen nothing like wee John McGinn" in the last line though?

Bang up to date and on trend us Hibbies.

When they begin, the McGinn ...

Well I thought I knew better than the Yank Bob Dylan as to use a phrase 'ain't seen nothing' that means correctly 'you have seen something'. What did we sing in regards to the Mighty Pat Quinn? Was he playing with Hibs when the song became famous?

[iwasthere1972]

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Well I thought I knew better than the Yank Bob Dylan as to use a phrase 'ain't seen nothing' that means correctly 'you have seen something'. What did we sing in regards to the Mighty Pat Quinn? Was he playing with Hibs when the song became famous?

Playing 1968 when the song hit the charts. Didn't take us long to use it for Pat. Same words.

[Ken]

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You are kidding right?

I hardly know any players, if any, that the tune is used for. Unless I'm missing your point


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[iwasthere1972]

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Well I thought I knew better than the Yank Bob Dylan as to use a phrase 'ain't seen nothing' that means correctly 'you have seen something'. What did we sing in regards to the Mighty Pat Quinn? Was he playing with Hibs when the song became famous?

Be better singing 'You won't see anything like John McGinn'. It does of course mean that we have to negotiate a three syllable word instead of two but I honestly think we can do it.

Plain English.