| Song | Why Aye Man |
| Artist | Dire Straits |
| Album | The Best of Dire Straits & Mark Knopfler |
| [ti:Why Aye Man] | |
| [ar:Dire Straits] | |
| [al:The Best of Dire Straits & Mark Knopfler] | |
| [encoding:windows-1250] | |
| [00:08.73] | We had no way of staying afloat, |
| [00:13.02] | We had to leave on a ferryboat. |
| [00:17.40] | Economic refugees, |
| [00:21.66] | On the run to Germany. |
| [00:25.85] | We had the back of Maggie's hand, |
| [00:30.14] | Times were tough in Geordieland. |
| [00:34.44] | We got wor tools and working gear |
| [00:36.54] | And humped it all from Newcastle to here. |
| [00:42.99] | Why aye man. |
| [00:45.10] | Why aye, why aye man. |
| [00:47.24] | Why aye man, |
| [00:49.38] | Why aye, why aye man. |
| [00:51.52] | Why aye man. |
| [00:53.63] | Why aye, why aye man. |
| [00:55.86] | Why aye man, |
| [00:58.00] | Why aye, why aye man. |
| [01:16.12] | We're nomad tribes, travelling boys, |
| [01:20.41] | In the dust and dirt and the racket and the noise. |
| [01:24.88] | Drills and hammers, diggers and picks, |
| [01:29.11] | Mixing concrete, laying bricks. |
| [01:33.33] | There's English, Irish, Scots, the lot. |
| [01:37.57] | United Nations' what we've got. |
| [01:41.99] | Brickies, chippies, every trade. |
| [01:44.13] | German building, British made. |
| [01:50.69] | Why aye man. |
| [01:52.80] | Why aye, why aye man. |
| [01:54.89] | Why aye man, |
| [01:57.00] | Why aye, why aye man. |
| [01:59.19] | Why aye man. |
| [02:01.39] | Why aye, why aye man. |
| [02:03.43] | Why aye man, |
| [02:05.59] | Why aye, why aye man. |
| [02:24.48] | Nay more work on Maggie's farm. |
| [02:28.99] | Haddaway down the autobahn. |
| [02:33.17] | Mine's a Portakabin bed, |
| [02:37.26] | Or a bunk in a Nissen hut instead. |
| [02:57.84] | There's plenty Deutschmarks here to earn. |
| [03:02.14] | And German tarts are wundersch鰊. |
| [03:06.46] | German beer is chemical free. |
| [03:10.81] | Germany's alright with me. |
| [03:15.09] | Sometimes I miss my river Tyne, |
| [03:19.32] | But you're my pretty fr鋟lein. |
| [03:23.80] | Tonight we'll drink the old town dry, |
| [03:25.85] | Keep wor spirit levels high. |
| [03:32.42] | Why aye man. |
| [03:34.51] | Why aye, why aye man. |
| [03:36.67] | Why aye man, |
| [03:38.74] | Why aye, why aye man. |
| [03:40.94] | Why aye man. |
| [03:43.10] | Why aye, why aye man. |
| [03:45.30] | Why aye man, |
| [03:47.40] | Why aye, why aye man. |
| ti: Why Aye Man | |
| ar: Dire Straits | |
| al: The Best of Dire Straits Mark Knopfler | |
| encoding: windows1250 | |
| [00:08.73] | We had no way of staying afloat, |
| [00:13.02] | We had to leave on a ferryboat. |
| [00:17.40] | Economic refugees, |
| [00:21.66] | On the run to Germany. |
| [00:25.85] | We had the back of Maggie' s hand, |
| [00:30.14] | Times were tough in Geordieland. |
| [00:34.44] | We got wor tools and working gear |
| [00:36.54] | And humped it all from Newcastle to here. |
| [00:42.99] | Why aye man. |
| [00:45.10] | Why aye, why aye man. |
| [00:47.24] | Why aye man, |
| [00:49.38] | Why aye, why aye man. |
| [00:51.52] | Why aye man. |
| [00:53.63] | Why aye, why aye man. |
| [00:55.86] | Why aye man, |
| [00:58.00] | Why aye, why aye man. |
| [01:16.12] | We' re nomad tribes, travelling boys, |
| [01:20.41] | In the dust and dirt and the racket and the noise. |
| [01:24.88] | Drills and hammers, diggers and picks, |
| [01:29.11] | Mixing concrete, laying bricks. |
| [01:33.33] | There' s English, Irish, Scots, the lot. |
| [01:37.57] | United Nations' what we' ve got. |
| [01:41.99] | Brickies, chippies, every trade. |
| [01:44.13] | German building, British made. |
| [01:50.69] | Why aye man. |
| [01:52.80] | Why aye, why aye man. |
| [01:54.89] | Why aye man, |
| [01:57.00] | Why aye, why aye man. |
| [01:59.19] | Why aye man. |
| [02:01.39] | Why aye, why aye man. |
| [02:03.43] | Why aye man, |
| [02:05.59] | Why aye, why aye man. |
| [02:24.48] | Nay more work on Maggie' s farm. |
| [02:28.99] | Haddaway down the autobahn. |
| [02:33.17] | Mine' s a Portakabin bed, |
| [02:37.26] | Or a bunk in a Nissen hut instead. |
| [02:57.84] | There' s plenty Deutschmarks here to earn. |
| [03:02.14] | And German tarts are wundersch liàn. |
| [03:06.46] | German beer is chemical free. |
| [03:10.81] | Germany' s alright with me. |
| [03:15.09] | Sometimes I miss my river Tyne, |
| [03:19.32] | But you' re my pretty fr qǐn lein. |
| [03:23.80] | Tonight we' ll drink the old town dry, |
| [03:25.85] | Keep wor spirit levels high. |
| [03:32.42] | Why aye man. |
| [03:34.51] | Why aye, why aye man. |
| [03:36.67] | Why aye man, |
| [03:38.74] | Why aye, why aye man. |
| [03:40.94] | Why aye man. |
| [03:43.10] | Why aye, why aye man. |
| [03:45.30] | Why aye man, |
| [03:47.40] | Why aye, why aye man. |