Corries - Leezie lindsay

^CWill you gang to the hielands, Leezie Lindsay, ^CWill you gang to the hielands wi' m^Fe, ^GWill you g^Cang to the hielands, Leezie Lindsay, My ^Fbride and my ^Gdarling to ^Cbe?

^CTo gang to the hielands wi' you, sir, ^CWould bring the sad (pronounced 'sa^Fw')tear to my e'e ^GAye and le^Cave the green glens and woodlands And^F streams o' m^Gy ain count^Cry.

^CWill you gang to the hielands, Leezie Lindsay, ^CWill you gang to the hielands wi' m^Fe, ^GWill you g^Cang to the hielands, Leezie Lindsay, My ^Fbride and my ^Gdarling to ^Cbe?

^CI'll show you the home o the red deer, ^COn mountains where waves the tall p^Fine, ^GAnd as far^C as the bound o' the red deer, Ilk^F moorland and^G mountain i^Cs mine.

^CWill you gang to the hielands, Leezie Lindsay, ^CWill you gang to the hielands wi' m^Fe, ^GWill you g^Cang to the hielands, Leezie Lindsay, My ^Fbride and my ^Gdarling to ^Cbe? C ^CA thousand claymores I can muster ^CIlk blade and its bearer the same, ^{F G}And when r^Cound their chieftains they rally, The^F gallant Argy^Gle is my na^Cme.

^CWill you gang to the hielands, Leezie Lindsay, ^CWill you gang to the hielands wi' m^Fe, ^GWill you g^Cang to the hielands, Leezie Lindsay, My ^Fbride and my ^Gdarling to ^Cbe?

^CThere's dancing and joy in the hielands, ^CThere's piping and gladness and gle^Fe, ^GFor Argyle^C has brought hame Leezie Lindsay His^F bride and hi^Gs darling t^Co be.