Glen Collection of printed music > Printed music > Minstrelsy of Scotland

36
Ca' tbe ^oMOcs to tbe hnowee.'
Poco andante.
Voice.
Piano.
con Ped
con molto espress.
i
S
IE
^— *-
S
Ca'
the yowes
to
the knowes, Ca' them where the hea - ther grows.
P^
^
'^^=^=^
^T^
P
^
r
-^^
^
#4=^
r r ' fr
^-^
them where ' the burn - ie rows.
My bon - nie dear - ie.
%
"^-^
n »
%
]>,
V
R
** h 1
^ _
. i«
Ik.
&
J .
J
^
S
s
r
1* • 1
«
'
J5
s
1 ^
^ •
m
m
s •
J
U 5 '
1.
2.
3.
4.
Hark,
We'll
Yon
Fair
the
gang
- der
and
ma -
doun
Clu '-
love -
1
vis'
by
den's
ly
eve -
Clu -
si
as
=1=
ning sang
den side,
lent tow'rs,
thou art,
Sou
Thr
Whe
Tho
Qd
o'
re,
u
- ing
the
at
hast
— B-
m
Clu -
ha -
moon -
stown
1 —
den's
Zeis
shine
my
woods a - mang ;
spread - ing wide,
mid - night hours,
ve - ry heart;
^
^!^
— •— =•-
* •
— m —
:^
— • —
^-

»-
m 1
Lj
,
+-
1 —
' ^ • i -g-
— m
r J- -J 1
^^z
\ —
-J-
-
tf=
•
L-r
J —
l^ 1
senipre con Ped.
* This air was rescued from oblivion about the year 1V87 by Bums. He sent it, with tlie verses given above, to Johnson for his Scot's
Musical Museum. The verses are partly traditional. The Cluden is a river in Dumfrieshire.