The Corries - Braes o killiecrankie

Whaur h^Gae ye been sae^C braw, lad? Whaur h^Gae ye been sae^D brankie-o?

Whaur h^Gae ye been sae^C braw, lad? Cam' ^Gye by ^DKillie^Ccrankie-^Go?

An' y^Ge had been whaur ^CI hae been Ye wa^Gdna been sae canti^De-o

An' y^Ge had seen what ^CI hae seen On the ^Gbraes o' K^Dilliec^Crankie^G-o

I f^Gought at land, I f^Cought at sea At ^Ghame I fought my aunti^De-o

But I ^Gmet the Devil ^Cand Dundee On the ^Gbraes o' ^DKillie^Ccrankie-^Go

T^Ghe bauld pit cur fell ^Cin a furr A^Gnd Clavers gat a clanki^De-o

A^Gnd I had fed an A^Ctholl gled On the^G braes o' ^DKillie^Ccrankie^G-o

O^Gh fie, MacKay, Whuar ^Cgart ye lie I^G' the brush ayont the branki^De-o?

Y^Ge'd better kiss'd King W^Cillie's loof Than co^Gme tae Ki^Dlliecr^Cankie-^Go

I^Gt's nae shame, it's ^Cnae shame I^Gt's nae shame to shank y^De-o

T^Ghere's sour slaes on A^Cthol braes And the d^Ge'ils at Ki^Dlliecr^Cankie-^Go

N.C.

(In some recordings the last two verses are played/sung back-to-back with no chorus in-between, followed by two choruses to finish off but it's really up to you)