
A Beautiful song covered by the Old Blind Dogs www.oldblinddogs.co.uk Lyrics As I cam' in by Dunideer and doon by Nether Ha' There were fifty thoosand' heilan' men a-marchin' tae Harlaw Chorus (after each verse): Wi' a diddy aye o' an' a fal an' doe And a diddy aye o' aye ay As I gaed on an' farther on and doon an' by Balquhain Oh it's there I saw Sir James the Rose and wi' him John the Graeme "It's cam' ye fae the Heilan's man, cam' ye a' the wey? Saw ye MacDonald and his men as they cam' in fae Skye?" "It's I was near and near eneuch that I their numbers saw There was fifty thoosan' heilan' men a-marchin' tae Harlaw" "Gin that be true," says James the Rose, "We'll no cam' muckle speed We'll cry upon wir merry men and turn wir horse's heid" "Oh na, o' na," says John the Graeme, "This thing will nivver be The gallant Graemes wis nivver beat, we'll try fit we can dae" Well, as I gaed on an' further on an' doon an' by Harlaw There fell fu' close on ilka side sic straiks ye nivver saw There fell fu' close on ilka side sic straiks ye nivver saw An' ilka sword gaed clash for clash at the Battle of Harlaw The Heilan' men wi' their lang swords, they laid on us fu' sair And they drave back wir merry men three acres breadth and mair An' Forbes tae his brither did say, "Noo brither, can't ye see They've beaten us back on ilka side and we'll be forced tae flee" "Oh na, na, my brither bold, this thing will nivver be Ye'll tak yer guid sword in yer haun', ye'll gang in wi' me" Well <b>...</b>
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