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Hazel Whyte
| Leezie Lindsay |
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| Scottish Songs and Celtic Ballads |
| Leezie Lindsay Will ye gang tae the heilans Leezie Lindsay Will ye gang tae the heilans wae me Will ye gang tae the heilans Leezie Lindsay My bride and my darling tae be Then I spoke tae Lizzie’s auld Mother And a cantie auld buddy wis she Man if I were as young as my daughter I’d gang tae the heilans wae thee Then I spoke tae Lizzie’s wee sister And a bonny wee lassie wis she Man if I were as auld as my sister I’d gang tae the heilans wae thee But tae gang tae the heilans wae you sir That I canna well dae For I ken no the lands that you come fae And I ken no the lad I’d go wae Weel Lizzie Aye you maun ken little When I see you dinnae ken me My name is Lord Ranald McDonald I’m chief of the highest degree So she’s kilted up her coat of green satin Aye she’s kilted them up to her knees And she’s off with Lord Ranald McDonald His bride and his darling to be. |
| Modern and Traditional Folk Music |
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| Robert Burns |