9 thoughts on “ We Can Swing Together ”

1. New Lindisfarne book - 'We Can Swing Together' John Van Der Kiste's new biography of Lindisfarne - We Can Swing Together - is available now from Amazon. It charts the history of the band (and extended family), from their beginnings in the youth clubs of Tyneside through to the present day.

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2. Watch the video for We Can Swing Together from Lindisfarne's The Best Of Lindisfarne for free, and see the artwork, lyrics and similar artists.

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3. "We Can Swing Together" is a song written and recorded by Alan Hull and released as a single in He also provided the song for Lindisfarne's debut album, "Nicely Out of Tune". View wiki.

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4. Lyrics to 'We Can Swing Together' by Lindisfarne. No one came to criticize / No one to complain / Just to pass a little bit of time / Play some human games / Some were smoking 'Roll your owns'.

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5. We can swing together, we can swing all through the night. Then they broke down all the doors, and kicked the windows in, They let their doggies off the leads, and they ransacked everything. They stood us all against the wall, their faces split with grins, And then they linked each others' handcuffs and they merrily began to sing.

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6. We can swing together we can swing all through the night Then when things were happening, roudn about 10 to 4 There was a a screeching of brakes dogs barking outside and a hammering on the door.

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7. Play some human games Some were smoking 'Roll your owns' While others they had none Everybody was holding hands And singing this little song We can swing together 'Cause we feel we're doing it right We can swing together We can swing all through the night Then when things were happening Around about ten to four There was a screeching of brakes Dogs barking outside And a hammering on the .

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8. Bb F Gm Eb Gm We can swing together, we can swing all through the night. Verse 2: Then when things were happening, around about ten to four, there was a screeching of brakes, dogs barking outside, and a hammering on the door. Then the voice of officialdom, saying 'Open in the name of the law', but we just kept on holding hands, and singing this.

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9. We Can Swing Together: The Story of Lindisfarne [John Van Der Kiste] on retimowitschestfet.gresfiberlitibfestcongmatanlitadi.infoinfo *FREE* shipping on qualifying offers. When singer-songwriter Alan Hull joined the group Brethren in , and they were renamed Lindisfarne shortly afterwards5/5(2).

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