Corries - Dark lochnagar

^CAway, ye gay landscapes, ye gardens o' roses. In^F you let the ^Cminions of luxury r^Gove. Resto^Cre me the rocks where snowflake reposes If st^Fill they are sacr^Ced to fre^Gedom and l^Cove Br^Cave Caledonia, ^Fdear are thy^C mountains, Round their white summits though element^Gs war. Tho’^C cataracts roar 'stead of smooth flowing fountains, I si^Cgh for the valleys o' da^Grk Lochna^Cgarr.

Ah^C, there my young footsteps in infancy wandered. My^F cap was my b^Connet, my cloak was my pl^Gaid. On ch^Cieftains long perished my memory lingered As da^Fily I strayed thr^Cough the pi^Gne covered gl^Cade. I s^Cought not my home till the da^Fys dying glo^Cry. Gave place to the rays o' the bright polar s^Gtar My fan^Ccy was cheered by the bold martial story As to^Cld by the sons o' Dark Lo^Gchnagar. ^C

Ye^Cars have rolled on, Lochnagar, since I left you Ye^Fars must roll on er^Ce I see you again ^G Thoug^Ch Nature of verdure and flowers bereft you Yet s^Ftill art thou dear^Cer than Alb^Gion's plain ^C En^Cgland! thy beauties are tame ^Fand domestic^C To one who has roved on the mou^Gntains afar Oh for^C the crags that are wild and majestic The st^Ceep frowning glories o' wi^Gld Lochna^Cgar.

I^Cll starred now the brave did no vision foreboding. Te^Fll you that fate h^Cad forsaken our caus^Ge Yet w^Cere you destined to die at Culloden? Tho^Fugh victory crowne^Cd not your f^Gall with appl^Cause. Yet^C were you happy in death's ea^Frthly slumbe^Cr Tae sleep wi’ your clan in the caves of Br^Gaemar The pi^Cbroch resounds tae the piper's loud numbers Your ^Cdeeds on the echoes o’ ^Gdark Loch^Cnagar.

Br^Cave Caledonia de^Far are thy moun^Ctains I sigh for the va^Clley o' dar^Gk Lochnag^Car

The ^Csteep sounding glories of da^Grk Lochna^Cgar The ^Csteep sounding glories of da^Grk Lochna^Cgar The ^Csteep sounding glories of da^Grk Lochna^Cgar