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by
Dave Scott-Morgan
from the album 'Across the Divide' Produced by Martin Smith Normal Day |
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| The song was originally written about the working class from a semi-biographical
perspective ("a song from the working class
wherein I once didst travail"). Now in 2012, the video
morphs the
message to include the life and times of our own Queen Elizabeth who, in
the year of her Jubilee, has come to typify to the
British nation, the flagship example of duty and service. Note: Whilst the majority of the video footage follows in chronological order in keeping with the message of the song, a couple of clips have been positioned out of this sequence for artistic or synchronisation reasons. To play this video direct from the YouTube site click here. Words & Music by Dave Scott-Morgan |
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The cast: |  Dave Scott-Morgan Guitar, Vocals |  Bob Wilson Slide Guitar |  Mark Jago Guitar effect |  Martin Smith Producer |  Barry Willis Brass |
 Stephanie Wookey Brass |