Song | The Haughs of Cromdale |
Artist | Andy M. Stewart |
Album | At It Again |
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[00:10.11] | As I came in by Auchindoun |
[00:12.67] | A little wee bit frae the town |
[00:15.19] | When to the Highlands I was bound |
[00:17.63] | To view the Haughs of Cromdale |
[00:20.36] | I met a man in tartan trews |
[00:22.78] | I spiered at him what was the news |
[00:25.42] | Quo' he, "The Highland army rues |
[00:27.82] | That e'er we came to Cromdale. " |
[00:30.48] | We were in bed, sir, every man |
[00:32.88] | When the English host upon us came |
[00:35.65] | A bloody battle then began |
[00:37.93] | Upon the Haughs of Cromdale |
[00:40.80] | The English horse they were so rude |
[00:43.16] | They bathed their hoofs in Highland blood |
[00:45.84] | But our brave clans, they boldly stood |
[00:48.28] | Upon the Haughs of Cromdale |
[00:50.80] | "But, alas! We could no longer stay“ |
[00:53.39] | For o'er the hills we came away |
[00:56.21] | And sore we do lament the day |
[00:58.44] | That e'er we came to Cromdale." |
[01:01.28] | Thus the great Montrose did say: |
[01:03.60] | "Can you direct the nearest way?“ |
[01:06.34] | For I will o'er the hills this day |
[01:08.64] | And view the Haughs of Cromdale." |
[01:11.27] | "Alas, niy lord, you're not so strong“ |
[01:13.84] | You scarcely have two thousand men |
[01:16.48] | And there's twenty-thousand on the plain |
[01:18.83] | Stand rank and file on Cromdale." |
[01:21.67] | Thus the great Montrose did say, |
[01:24.04] | "I say, direct the nearest way“ |
[01:26.73] | For I will o'er the hills this day |
[01:29.06] | And see the Haughs of Cromdale." |
[01:52.24] | They were at dinner, every man |
[01:54.51] | When the great Montrose upon them came |
[01:57.27] | A second battle then began |
[01:59.63] | Upon the Haughs of Cromdale |
[02:02.43] | The Grant, Mackenzie and M'Ky |
[02:04.92] | Soon as Montrose they did espy |
[02:07.63] | O then they fought most valiantly |
[02:10.02] | Upon the Haughs of Cromdale |
[02:12.59] | The M'Donalds they returned again |
[02:15.02] | The Camerons did their standard join |
[02:17.80] | M'Intosh played a bloody game |
[02:20.25] | Upon the Haughs of Cromdale |
[02:22.88] | The M'Gregors fought like lions bold |
[02:25.31] | M'Phersons, none could them control |
[02:28.08] | M'Lauchlins fought, like loyal souls |
[02:30.38] | Upon the Haughs of Cromdale |
[02:33.06] | M'Leans, M'Dougals, and M'Neils |
[02:35.68] | So boldly as they took the field |
[02:38.24] | And made their enemies to yield |
[02:40.62] | Upon the Haughs of Cromdale |
[02:43.32] | The Gordons boldly did advance |
[02:45.75] | The Frasers fought with sword and lance |
[02:48.43] | The Grahams they made the heads to dance |
[02:50.81] | Upon the Haughs of Cromdale |
[02:53.66] | The loyal Stewarts, with Montrose |
[02:56.06] | So boldly set upon their foes |
[02:58.75] | And brought them down with Highland blows |
[03:01.31] | Upon the Haughs of Cromdale |
[03:03.81] | Of twenty-thousand Cromwell's men |
[03:06.21] | Five-hundred fled to Aberdeen |
[03:08.89] | The rest of them lie on the plain |
[03:13.10] | Upon the Haughs of Cromdale |
[00:10.11] | As I came in by Auchindoun |
[00:12.67] | A little wee bit frae the town |
[00:15.19] | When to the Highlands I was bound |
[00:17.63] | To view the Haughs of Cromdale |
[00:20.36] | I met a man in tartan trews |
[00:22.78] | I spiered at him what was the news |
[00:25.42] | Quo' he, " The Highland army rues |
[00:27.82] | That e' er we came to Cromdale. " |
[00:30.48] | We were in bed, sir, every man |
[00:32.88] | When the English host upon us came |
[00:35.65] | A bloody battle then began |
[00:37.93] | Upon the Haughs of Cromdale |
[00:40.80] | The English horse they were so rude |
[00:43.16] | They bathed their hoofs in Highland blood |
[00:45.84] | But our brave clans, they boldly stood |
[00:48.28] | Upon the Haughs of Cromdale |
[00:50.80] | " But, alas! We could no longer stay" |
[00:53.39] | For o' er the hills we came away |
[00:56.21] | And sore we do lament the day |
[00:58.44] | That e' er we came to Cromdale." |
[01:01.28] | Thus the great Montrose did say: |
[01:03.60] | " Can you direct the nearest way?" |
[01:06.34] | For I will o' er the hills this day |
[01:08.64] | And view the Haughs of Cromdale." |
[01:11.27] | " Alas, niy lord, you' re not so strong" |
[01:13.84] | You scarcely have two thousand men |
[01:16.48] | And there' s twentythousand on the plain |
[01:18.83] | Stand rank and file on Cromdale." |
[01:21.67] | Thus the great Montrose did say, |
[01:24.04] | " I say, direct the nearest way" |
[01:26.73] | For I will o' er the hills this day |
[01:29.06] | And see the Haughs of Cromdale." |
[01:52.24] | They were at dinner, every man |
[01:54.51] | When the great Montrose upon them came |
[01:57.27] | A second battle then began |
[01:59.63] | Upon the Haughs of Cromdale |
[02:02.43] | The Grant, Mackenzie and M' Ky |
[02:04.92] | Soon as Montrose they did espy |
[02:07.63] | O then they fought most valiantly |
[02:10.02] | Upon the Haughs of Cromdale |
[02:12.59] | The M' Donalds they returned again |
[02:15.02] | The Camerons did their standard join |
[02:17.80] | M' Intosh played a bloody game |
[02:20.25] | Upon the Haughs of Cromdale |
[02:22.88] | The M' Gregors fought like lions bold |
[02:25.31] | M' Phersons, none could them control |
[02:28.08] | M' Lauchlins fought, like loyal souls |
[02:30.38] | Upon the Haughs of Cromdale |
[02:33.06] | M' Leans, M' Dougals, and M' Neils |
[02:35.68] | So boldly as they took the field |
[02:38.24] | And made their enemies to yield |
[02:40.62] | Upon the Haughs of Cromdale |
[02:43.32] | The Gordons boldly did advance |
[02:45.75] | The Frasers fought with sword and lance |
[02:48.43] | The Grahams they made the heads to dance |
[02:50.81] | Upon the Haughs of Cromdale |
[02:53.66] | The loyal Stewarts, with Montrose |
[02:56.06] | So boldly set upon their foes |
[02:58.75] | And brought them down with Highland blows |
[03:01.31] | Upon the Haughs of Cromdale |
[03:03.81] | Of twentythousand Cromwell' s men |
[03:06.21] | Fivehundred fled to Aberdeen |
[03:08.89] | The rest of them lie on the plain |
[03:13.10] | Upon the Haughs of Cromdale |
[00:10.11] | As I came in by Auchindoun |
[00:12.67] | A little wee bit frae the town |
[00:15.19] | When to the Highlands I was bound |
[00:17.63] | To view the Haughs of Cromdale |
[00:20.36] | I met a man in tartan trews |
[00:22.78] | I spiered at him what was the news |
[00:25.42] | Quo' he, " The Highland army rues |
[00:27.82] | That e' er we came to Cromdale. " |
[00:30.48] | We were in bed, sir, every man |
[00:32.88] | When the English host upon us came |
[00:35.65] | A bloody battle then began |
[00:37.93] | Upon the Haughs of Cromdale |
[00:40.80] | The English horse they were so rude |
[00:43.16] | They bathed their hoofs in Highland blood |
[00:45.84] | But our brave clans, they boldly stood |
[00:48.28] | Upon the Haughs of Cromdale |
[00:50.80] | " But, alas! We could no longer stay" |
[00:53.39] | For o' er the hills we came away |
[00:56.21] | And sore we do lament the day |
[00:58.44] | That e' er we came to Cromdale." |
[01:01.28] | Thus the great Montrose did say: |
[01:03.60] | " Can you direct the nearest way?" |
[01:06.34] | For I will o' er the hills this day |
[01:08.64] | And view the Haughs of Cromdale." |
[01:11.27] | " Alas, niy lord, you' re not so strong" |
[01:13.84] | You scarcely have two thousand men |
[01:16.48] | And there' s twentythousand on the plain |
[01:18.83] | Stand rank and file on Cromdale." |
[01:21.67] | Thus the great Montrose did say, |
[01:24.04] | " I say, direct the nearest way" |
[01:26.73] | For I will o' er the hills this day |
[01:29.06] | And see the Haughs of Cromdale." |
[01:52.24] | They were at dinner, every man |
[01:54.51] | When the great Montrose upon them came |
[01:57.27] | A second battle then began |
[01:59.63] | Upon the Haughs of Cromdale |
[02:02.43] | The Grant, Mackenzie and M' Ky |
[02:04.92] | Soon as Montrose they did espy |
[02:07.63] | O then they fought most valiantly |
[02:10.02] | Upon the Haughs of Cromdale |
[02:12.59] | The M' Donalds they returned again |
[02:15.02] | The Camerons did their standard join |
[02:17.80] | M' Intosh played a bloody game |
[02:20.25] | Upon the Haughs of Cromdale |
[02:22.88] | The M' Gregors fought like lions bold |
[02:25.31] | M' Phersons, none could them control |
[02:28.08] | M' Lauchlins fought, like loyal souls |
[02:30.38] | Upon the Haughs of Cromdale |
[02:33.06] | M' Leans, M' Dougals, and M' Neils |
[02:35.68] | So boldly as they took the field |
[02:38.24] | And made their enemies to yield |
[02:40.62] | Upon the Haughs of Cromdale |
[02:43.32] | The Gordons boldly did advance |
[02:45.75] | The Frasers fought with sword and lance |
[02:48.43] | The Grahams they made the heads to dance |
[02:50.81] | Upon the Haughs of Cromdale |
[02:53.66] | The loyal Stewarts, with Montrose |
[02:56.06] | So boldly set upon their foes |
[02:58.75] | And brought them down with Highland blows |
[03:01.31] | Upon the Haughs of Cromdale |
[03:03.81] | Of twentythousand Cromwell' s men |
[03:06.21] | Fivehundred fled to Aberdeen |
[03:08.89] | The rest of them lie on the plain |
[03:13.10] | Upon the Haughs of Cromdale |