A WARRIORS LAMENT
 

 
Bury me not in this stone cold ground
Where’s there silence, nary be a sound

Back to the land of my kin, my birthright
Always be the thistle and heather in sight

Where the Highlands are covered with snow
And salmon laden streams, may forever flow

May the Pipes be forever in my own ears
May my soul be at rest, thru out the years

Wear the tartan of our proud Highland clan
To be a Scot, is to be a proud, proud man

Drink guid Scotch whisky, eat haggis till full
Get drunk, fight hard, a Scotsman’s golden rule

Lay me facing south, never again to feel the cold
Let not me ole lady’s new man, spend all me gold

Remember, I died a man of honor, it’s time to go
Feel the warmth, the Highlands are covered with snow


By GaelicRogue

© 2008 GaelicRogue (All rights reserved)

 

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