When Law Back-heeled It In
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A deathly silence descended
You could have heard a pin
Drop there on the terraces
When Law back-heeled it in
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His career had
Had its up and downs
From Scotland to Turin
All that was yesterdays fish’n’chips
When Law back-heeled it in
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In a city so divided
It was City’s turn to win
The Reds were doomed to division two
When Law back-heeled it in
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Law looked almost embarrased
He usually had a grin
This time he looked like a man condemed
When he back-heeled it in
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He walked back to the centre circle
His heart bled deep within
Here was a man with divided loyalties
When he backed-heeled it in
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The game came to its finish
The Reds were down so quickly
Blue Moon was rampant everywhere
In a divided Northern city
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A blonde haired man of integrity
Stood silent, then bent down
Tears were held back with an iron will
For ex teams mates across town
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He’d never be the same again
One arm aloft and a grin
This was a goal he did’nt want to achieve
When he back-heeled it in
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