AIR--_"Tullymet."_

Let Highland lads, wi' belted plaids,

And bonnets blue and white cockades,

Put on their shields, unsheathe their blades,

And conquest fell begin;

And let the word be Scotland's heir:

And when their swords can do nae mair,

Lang bowstrings o' their yellow hair

Let Hieland lasses spin, laddie.

Charlie's bonnet's down, laddie,

Kilt yer plaid and scour the heather;

Charlie's bonnet's down, laddie,

Draw yer dirk and rin.

Mind Wallace wight, auld Scotland's light,

And Douglas bright, and Scrymgeour's might,

And Murray Bothwell's gallant knight,

And Ruthven light and trim--

Kirkpatrick black, wha in a crack

Laid Cressingham upon his back,

Garr'd Edward gather up his pack,

And ply his spurs and rin, laddie.

Charlie's bonnet's down, &c.

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