| Song | Auld Lang Syne |
| Artist | Celtic Woman |
| Album | Home For Christmas |
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| Should old acquaintance be forgot, | |
| and never brought to mind? | |
| Should old acquaintance be forgot, | |
| for auld lang syne? | |
| For auld lang syne, my dear, | |
| for auld lang syne, | |
| we'll take a cup of kindness yet, | |
| for auld lang syne. | |
| And surely you’ll buy your pint stowe! | |
| and surely I’ll buy mine! | |
| And we'll take a cup o’ kindness yet, | |
| for auld lang syne. | |
| For auld lang syne, my dear, | |
| for auld lang syne, | |
| we'll take a cup of kindness yet, | |
| for auld lang syne. | |
| We two have run about the braes, | |
| and pu'd the gowans fine; | |
| And we’ve wandered many a weary step, | |
| since auld lang syne. | |
| For auld lang syne, my dear, | |
| for auld lang syne, | |
| we'll take a cup of kindness yet, | |
| for auld lang syne. | |
| We two have paddled in the burn, | |
| from morning sun till dine; | |
| But the seas between us broad have roared | |
| since auld lang syne. | |
| For auld lang syne, my dear, | |
| for auld lang syne, | |
| we'll take a cup of kindness yet, | |
| for auld lang syne. |
| Should old acquaintance be forgot, | |
| and never brought to mind? | |
| Should old acquaintance be forgot, | |
| for auld lang syne? | |
| For auld lang syne, my dear, | |
| for auld lang syne, | |
| we' ll take a cup of kindness yet, | |
| for auld lang syne. | |
| And surely you' ll buy your pint stowe! | |
| and surely I' ll buy mine! | |
| And we' ll take a cup o' kindness yet, | |
| for auld lang syne. | |
| For auld lang syne, my dear, | |
| for auld lang syne, | |
| we' ll take a cup of kindness yet, | |
| for auld lang syne. | |
| We two have run about the braes, | |
| and pu' d the gowans fine | |
| And we' ve wandered many a weary step, | |
| since auld lang syne. | |
| For auld lang syne, my dear, | |
| for auld lang syne, | |
| we' ll take a cup of kindness yet, | |
| for auld lang syne. | |
| We two have paddled in the burn, | |
| from morning sun till dine | |
| But the seas between us broad have roared | |
| since auld lang syne. | |
| For auld lang syne, my dear, | |
| for auld lang syne, | |
| we' ll take a cup of kindness yet, | |
| for auld lang syne. |
| Should old acquaintance be forgot, | |
| and never brought to mind? | |
| Should old acquaintance be forgot, | |
| for auld lang syne? | |
| For auld lang syne, my dear, | |
| for auld lang syne, | |
| we' ll take a cup of kindness yet, | |
| for auld lang syne. | |
| And surely you' ll buy your pint stowe! | |
| and surely I' ll buy mine! | |
| And we' ll take a cup o' kindness yet, | |
| for auld lang syne. | |
| For auld lang syne, my dear, | |
| for auld lang syne, | |
| we' ll take a cup of kindness yet, | |
| for auld lang syne. | |
| We two have run about the braes, | |
| and pu' d the gowans fine | |
| And we' ve wandered many a weary step, | |
| since auld lang syne. | |
| For auld lang syne, my dear, | |
| for auld lang syne, | |
| we' ll take a cup of kindness yet, | |
| for auld lang syne. | |
| We two have paddled in the burn, | |
| from morning sun till dine | |
| But the seas between us broad have roared | |
| since auld lang syne. | |
| For auld lang syne, my dear, | |
| for auld lang syne, | |
| we' ll take a cup of kindness yet, | |
| for auld lang syne. |