Am          G        Em                 D       D Dsus2 D D5 D
Dirty white caravans down narrow roads sailing
Am       G        Em            D       D Dsus2 D D5 D
Vivas Cortinas weaving in their wake
     Am             G            C               D        D Dsus2 D D5 D
With hot red faced drivers horns flattened fists wailing   
          G            G/F         C        D
Putting trust in blind corners as  they overtake.


[Chorus] 
          G        D
And it's all come willing now
C       D
Spend a shilling now
G            C            Em        D
Stack up the back of your new motor car
        G         C            D           Em
There's home dyed woolens  and wee plaster Cullins
    C          D         E      Esus4 E
The day of the Broadford Bazaar.


[Verse 2]
Am         G        Em           D        Dsus2 D D5 D
Out of the north no oil-rigs are drifting
    Am           G        Em          D   Dsus2 D D5 D
And jobs for the many are down to the few.
Am           G             C        D
Blue-bottled choppers they visit no longer
     G            G/F               C            D
Like flies to the jampots they were just passing through


[Chorus]
         G        D
And it's all come willing now
C       D
Spend a shilling now
G            C            Em        D
Stack up the back of your new motor car
                 G           C
Where once stood oil rigs so phallic
             D              Em
There's only swear words in Gaelic
   C          D         E      Esus4  E
To say at the Broadford bazaar


[Verse 3]
Am           G           Em           D       Dsus2 D D5 D
All kinds of people come down for the opening
Am           G             Em       D      Dsus2 D D5 D
Crofters and cotters white settlers galore
    Am        G                C                D
And up on the hill  there's an old sheep that's dying
           G             G/F         C         D
But it had two new lambs born just a fortnight before

[Chorus]
         G        D
And it's all come willing now
C       D
Spend a shilling now,
G            C            Em        D
Stack up the back of your new motor car
                               G                C
They'll take pounds francs and dollars from the well heeled
    D               Em
And stamps from the Green Shield.
    C          D    E    Esus4 E
The day of the Broadford Bazaar.