stephen coutts <sco...@ns.sympatico.ca> wrote in article
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The song is titled "Sound the Pibroch." It's a traditional piece, also
recorded by the Corries (a powerful Scottish duo). Below are the words
and chords from their songbook "The Corries: Complete" (capitalizations
and punctuation are as published):
Sound the Pibroch
D A G D
Sound the pibroch loud on high
D A G D
Frae John o' Groats tae Isle o' Skye
G
Let ev'ry clan their slogan cry
D A D
Rise and follow Charlie
CHORUS:
D
Hatcheen foam, foam, foam
Em A7 Em
Hatcheen foam, foam, foam
D G
Hatcheen foam, foam, foam
D A D
Rise and follow Charlie
From every hill and every glen
Are gathering fast the loyal men
They grasp their dirks and shout again
Hurrah for royal Charlie
On dark Culloden's field of gore
Hark they shout Claymore, Claymore
They bravely fight what can they more
Than die for royal Charlie
How on the barren heath they lie
Their Funeral Dirge the eagle's cry
And mountain breezes o'er them sigh
Wha' fought and died for Charlie
No more we'll see such deeds again
Deserted is each highland glen
And ye lonely cairns are o'er the men
Wha' fought and died for Charlie
--
Andrea Aldridge
Editor, "Lady Love: The Lady Washington Home Page"
http://www.ladywashington.org