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Hazel Whyte
| The Piper O' Dundee |
| Scottish Songs and Celtic Ballads |
| The Piper o’ Dundee. The piper came to out toun, to our toun, to our toun The piper came to our toun, and he played bonnie-lie He play'd a spring the laird to please, A spring brent new frae yont the seas And then he gae his bags a squeeze And play' d anither key And was-na he a rogie, a rogie a rogie And was-na he a rogie the piper o' Dundee He play’d the welcome o er the main And 'ye see be fou’, ‘and I'se be fain' And Auld Stewart's back again Wi' muck-le mirth and glee He play'd "The kirk he play'd ‘'The Queen’' The ’Mull - in Dhu’, and ‘Chevalier’, And 'Lang a wa’, but welcome here, Sae sweet sae bonnie lie Chorus It's some gat swords and some gat nane And some were dancing mad their lane And mony a vow o'weir was ta’en That night at Amulrie There was Tullibardine and Burleigh And Struan, Keith md Ogilvie And brave Carnegie, wha but he The piper o' Dundee Chorus |
| Modern and Traditional Folk Music |
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