The Corries - Kelvin grove

Let us ha^Gste to Ke^Dlvin Gr^Emove, bonnie l^Cassie,^D7 O Thro' its maz^Ges l^Det us r^Emove, bonnie l^Cassie, O^G Where the ros^Ces in their pr^Amide Deck the b^Gonnie d^Dingle si^D7de Where the m^Gidnight fai^Dries ^Emglide, bonnie l^Cassie,^G O.

Tho' I d^Gare not c^Dall thee ^Emmine, bonnie l^Cassie,^D7 O As the s^Gmile of for^Dtune's ^Emthine, bonnie l^Cassie,^G O Yet with fo^Crtune on my si^Amde I could ^Gstay thy f^Dather's p^D7ride Aye an’ wi^Gn thee f^Dor my b^Emride, bonnie la^Cssie, ^GO

But the fr^Gowns of fort^Dune l^Emour, bonnie l^Cassie,^D7 O On thy l^Gover a^Dt this h^Emour, bonnie la^Cssie, ^GO Ere the g^Colden orb of ^Amday Wake the war^Gblers o^Dn the sp^D7ray From this la^Gnd I m^Dust aw^Emay, bonnie lassi^Ce, O ^G

Then fa^Grewell to Ke^Dlvin Gro^Emve, bonnie l^Cassie,^D7 O And a^Gdieu to al^Dl I ^Emlove, bonnie l^Cassie,^G O To the r^Civer running cle^Amar To the f^Gragrant sce^Dnted br^D7ier Even ^Gthee of ^Dall mo^Emst dear, bonnie la^Cssie, ^GO

If u^Gpon some ^Dforeign s^Emhore, bonnie l^Cassie,^D7 O I should f^Gall mist b^Dattles^Em roar, bonnie la^Cssie, ^GO Then hea^Cven, should’st thou he^Amar Of thy ^Glover ^Don his b^D7ier To his ^Gmemory s^Dhed a t^Emear, bonnie la^Cssie, ^GO

But w^Ghatever ^Dfate^Em decree, bonnie la^Cssie, ^D7O My h^Geart is ^Daye wit^Emh thee, bonnie la^Cssie, ^GO With a s^Cun when earth should mov^Ame, Whether ^Glife or dea^Dth should p^D7rove We will m^Geet on kel^Dvin g^Emrove, bonnie lass^Cie, O ^G