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From the Ross Sinclair solo album,' I Tried to Give Up Drinking with Guitars instead of God', his first proper album, since 'This is our Art', the first Soup Dragons album in 1988 and the first where he has written, performed and recorded all the material himself. ORKNEY SONG In the cemetery at Warbeth, outside Stromness I saw a large square monument with Ross on one side and Sinclair on its adjoining face. If that's not an advance booking I don't know what is. This song is Mash-up of 35 years of memories of going up to Orkney and various friends and family, parents and grandparents who live(d) there. Stromness is the only place on earth you can walk down the main street and see a bunch of shops called Sinclair's this and Sinclair's that -- it kind of makes you feel at home. This song helpfully tells you how to get there from 'doon sooth' too. This is a song of Orkney Stuck on the Brough of Birsay My Dad -- he lives in Kirkwall We don't hold that against him This is a song of Orkney Gaboo was born at Rackwick Now owned by Maxwell-Davies He wrote a song but not like this Brough of Birsay, Bay of Skaill, Skara Brae, Rackwick Bay Ring of Brodgar Standing Stones Let's pack up we're going home Up the A9 Inverness, Cessock Bridge, Black Isle next Invergordon, Dornoch Firth, Golspie, Brora, Helmsdale next Up and down at Berriedale -- left at Latheron -- you can't fail Thurso, Scrabster -- get the ferry You're in Stromness nice and early Old Man of Hoy -- walked for hours with Gracie on my back Graveyard at Warbeth -- it beckons Or maybe Birsay -- Sea at your back This is a song of Orkney William -- he runs the Merlin Partons he catches in creels Dog whelks and Lobsters are revealed This is a song of Orkney Show at the Pier Arts Centre Andrew and Neil still work there Shona and Mary are their wives Brough of Birsay, Bay of Skaill, Skara Brae, Rackwick Bay Ring of Brodgar Standing Stones Let's pack up we're going home Up the A9 Inverness, Cessock Bridge, Black isle next Invergordon, Dornoch Firth, Golspie, Brora, Helmsdale next Up and down at Berriedale -- left at Latheron -- you can't fail Thurso, Scrabster -- get the ferry You're in Stromness nice and early Old Man of Hoy -- walked for hours with Gracie on my back Graveyard at Warbeth -- it beckons Or maybe Birsay -- Sea at your back This is a song of Orkney Diving the Churchill barriers Christine -- she didn't like it Felt claustrophobic This is a song of Orkney Fishing with Neil and Pukka Maga is dead But you can rent her house for a holiday