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tar- tan duds, Wha glaum'd at king-doms three,, man,
la la la la la la la la., la la la la la la la da
The red -coat lads wi' black cockauds
To meet them were na flaw, man,
They rufh'd, and pufh'd & blude outgufli'd
"* And roony a bouk did fa' man:
The great Argyle led on his files,
I wat they glanc'd for twenty miles,
They hough^ the Clans like nine-pin kyles
They hackcl & hafh'd while braid fwordscla
And thro' they daflicl,fchewy &fmafh'd,£fh'd
Till fey men di'd awa, man.
Cho? la la la, &c.
But had ye feen the philibegs -
And fkyrin tartan trews, man,
When in the teeth they dar'd our Whigs,
And covenantTrueblues, man;
• In lines extended lang and large,
When baiginets o'er power'd the charge.
And thousands haften'd to the charge;
Wi' Highland wrath they frae the fheath
Drew blades o' death, till out o' breath
They fled like frighted dows,man'.'
m Cho? la la la, &c.
O how deil Tarn can that betrue,
The chace gaed frae the north, man;
I faw myfel, .they did purfue
The horfe-men bach to Forth, man
And at Dunblane in my ain fight
They took the brig wi'a their might,
And ftraughtto Stirling wing'd their -fli-
,But,curfed lot! the gates were fhut^ght,
And mony a huntit, poor Red-cost
For fear amaift did fwarf, man.
Cho? la la la, &c.
My fifter. Kate cam up the gate
- Wi'crowdie unto me, man; --
She fwoor fhe faw fome rebels run
To Perth and to Dundee, man:
Their left-hand General had nae fkill;
The Angus lads had nae glide "will.
That day their neebour's blude to ipill;
For fear by foes that they fhould lofe
Their cogs o' brofe,they fcar'd at blows
And hameward feft did flee, man.
Chof lala la, &c.
They've loft fome gallant gentlemen
Amang the Highland clans, -man;
f fear my Lord Panmuir is flam,
Or in his en'mies hands, man :
Now wad ye fing this double flight,
Some fell for wrang & fome for right,
And mony bade the world gudenight;
Say pell and melljwi'mufkets knell
How Tories fell and Whigs to h_ll
Flew off in frighted bands, man.
Cho? la la* la. Sic.
la la la la la la la la., la la la la la la la da
The red -coat lads wi' black cockauds
To meet them were na flaw, man,
They rufh'd, and pufh'd & blude outgufli'd
"* And roony a bouk did fa' man:
The great Argyle led on his files,
I wat they glanc'd for twenty miles,
They hough^ the Clans like nine-pin kyles
They hackcl & hafh'd while braid fwordscla
And thro' they daflicl,fchewy &fmafh'd,£fh'd
Till fey men di'd awa, man.
Cho? la la la, &c.
But had ye feen the philibegs -
And fkyrin tartan trews, man,
When in the teeth they dar'd our Whigs,
And covenantTrueblues, man;
• In lines extended lang and large,
When baiginets o'er power'd the charge.
And thousands haften'd to the charge;
Wi' Highland wrath they frae the fheath
Drew blades o' death, till out o' breath
They fled like frighted dows,man'.'
m Cho? la la la, &c.
O how deil Tarn can that betrue,
The chace gaed frae the north, man;
I faw myfel, .they did purfue
The horfe-men bach to Forth, man
And at Dunblane in my ain fight
They took the brig wi'a their might,
And ftraughtto Stirling wing'd their -fli-
,But,curfed lot! the gates were fhut^ght,
And mony a huntit, poor Red-cost
For fear amaift did fwarf, man.
Cho? la la la, &c.
My fifter. Kate cam up the gate
- Wi'crowdie unto me, man; --
She fwoor fhe faw fome rebels run
To Perth and to Dundee, man:
Their left-hand General had nae fkill;
The Angus lads had nae glide "will.
That day their neebour's blude to ipill;
For fear by foes that they fhould lofe
Their cogs o' brofe,they fcar'd at blows
And hameward feft did flee, man.
Chof lala la, &c.
They've loft fome gallant gentlemen
Amang the Highland clans, -man;
f fear my Lord Panmuir is flam,
Or in his en'mies hands, man :
Now wad ye fing this double flight,
Some fell for wrang & fome for right,
And mony bade the world gudenight;
Say pell and melljwi'mufkets knell
How Tories fell and Whigs to h_ll
Flew off in frighted bands, man.
Cho? la la* la. Sic.
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Description | Scottish songs and music of the 18th and early 19th centuries, including music for the Highland bagpipe. These are selected items from the collection of John Glen (1833 to 1904). Also includes a few manuscripts, some treatises, and other books on the subject. |
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Description | The Glen Collection and the Inglis Collection represent mainly 18th and 19th century Scottish music, including Scottish songs. The collections of Berlioz and Verdi collected by bibliographer Cecil Hopkinson contain contemporary and later editions of the works of the two composers Berlioz and Verdi. |
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