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Cara Dillon - Donald Of Glencoe [INTRO:] C F C F C [VERSE 1:]
As I was a-walking one Fevening of Clate Where fragrant fine flowers, the Ffield decoCrate I carelessly rambled where FI did not Cknow By the fair crystal fountain that Ffalls in GlenCcoe
[VERSE 2:]
And on her who the prize on Mount FIder was Cwon Then approached me, a lassie as Fbright as the Csun And the ribbon and the tartan aFround her did Cflow That welcomed young Donald, the Fpride of GlenCcoe
[VERSE 3:]
Said I, "My fine creature, your Fcharming sweet Csmile And your comely fine features, my Fheart has beCguiled And with your kind affection, on Fme you'll beCstow I'll bless the happy hour we Fmet in GlenCcoe"
[VERSE 4:]
"Kind sir", she made answer, "Your Flove I'll disCdain For I have a young sweetheart and FDonald by Cname And he went to the wars about Ften years aCgo And a maid I remain 'til he reFturns to GlenCcoe"
[INSTRUMENTAL:] (same as verse) [VERSE 5:]
"Ah, perhaps your young Donald reFgards not your Cname And has placed his affection on Fsome foreign Cdame He may have forgotten, for Fall that you Cknow That bonny young creature he Fleft in GlenCcoe"
[VERSE 6:]
"From his promise, my Donald, would Fnever deCpart For love, truth and honour stand Ffirm in his Cheart And if I never see him, then Fsingle I'll Cgo And mourn for my Donald, the Fpride of GlenCcoe"
[INSTRUMENTAL:] (same as verse) [VERSE 7:]
Then seeing her constance, he Fdrew out a Cglove Which in parting she gave him in Ftoken of Clove She clung to his arms then and the Ftears down did Cflow "Ah, you're welcomed my Donald, the Fpride of GlenCcoe"
[VERSE 8:]
"Come, cheer up my Flora, your Fsorrows are Co'er And since we have met, love, we'll Fnever part Cmore And the loud blast of battle, far Fdistant may Cblow Whilst in peace and contentment, we'll Flive in GlenCcoe"
[OUTRO:] (## repeat to end ##) F C F C