Scots band share hilarious song inviting Sharleen Spiteri to join them in Hogmanay celebrations

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A Scots band has shared thier hilarious new song inviting Sharleen Spiteri to spend Hogmanay with them. The Edinburgh based band wrote the song after they were left 'gutted' over the cancelled Edinburgh Hogmanay festival.Hanley and the Baird, made up of Annette Hanley and Kirsty Baird, shared the witty song online and quickly garnered almost 50,000 views.The catchy song, which includes the lyrics "I was meant to be celebrating Hogmanay up the gardens in the toon, but it's all been cancelled and its gonna be s**** cos it's totally p******* doon" and "So if Sharleen Spiteri's got nowhere to go and she wants to spend it with me...

I'll pay for her taxi and bus fare here becayse Hogmanay is going to be s*****."Speaking to the Daily Record, Kirsty, 57, explained how the duo - who have a host of songs on spotify - were 'surprised' that the much-loved event was cancelled.Instead, they headed to the Huxley in Edinburgh and then back to a friends in Fife - with their guitar of course.She said: "Annette and I normally go to Edinburgh's Hogmanay, after it was cancelled we were quite surprised as the weather didn't seem too bad."We wanted to make the best out of a bad situation so before we headed out we recorded the 'S**** Hogmanay song'.

We didn't expect it to go viral but people seem to love it."Six of us were supposed to go to the Gardens to celebrate the turn of the year, but when it was cancelled we decided to have our own party.Get the latest news sent straight to your messages by joining our WhatsApp community today.You'll receive daily updates on breaking news as well as the top headlines across Scotland.No one will be able to see who is signed up and no one can send messages except the Daily Record team.All you have to do