Tom: C
C
Will you gang to the hielands, Leezie Lindsay,
C F
Will you gang to the hielands wi' me,
G C
Will you gang to the hielands, Leezie Lindsay,
F G C
My bride and my darling to be?
C
To gang to the hielands wi' you, sir,
C F
Would bring the sad (pronounced 'saw')tear to my e'e
G C
Aye and leave the green glens and woodlands
F G C
And streams o' my ain country.
C
Will you gang to the hielands, Leezie Lindsay,
C F
Will you gang to the hielands wi' me,
G C
Will you gang to the hielands, Leezie Lindsay,
F G C
My bride and my darling to be?
C
I'll show you the home o the red deer,
C F
On mountains where waves the tall pine,
G C
And as far as the bound o' the red deer,
F G C
Ilk moorland and mountain is mine.
C
Will you gang to the hielands, Leezie Lindsay,
C F
Will you gang to the hielands wi' me,
G C
Will you gang to the hielands, Leezie Lindsay,
F G C
My bride and my darling to be?
C
C
A thousand claymores I can muster
C F
Ilk blade and its bearer the same,
G C
And when round their chieftains they rally,
F G C
The gallant Argyle is my name.
C
Will you gang to the hielands, Leezie Lindsay,
C F
Will you gang to the hielands wi' me,
G C
Will you gang to the hielands, Leezie Lindsay,
F G C
My bride and my darling to be?
C
There's dancing and joy in the hielands,
C F
There's piping and gladness and glee,
G C
For Argyle has brought hame Leezie Lindsay
F G C
His bride and his darling to be.
