| Wha will ride wi' gallant Murray
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| Wha will ride for Geordie’s sel'
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| He’s the flower o' Glen Isla
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| And the darlin' o' Dunkeld
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| See the white rose in his bonnet
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| See his banner o’er the Tay
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| His guid sword he now has drawn it
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| And has flung his sheath away
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| Every faithfu' Murray follows
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| First of heroes, best of men
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| Every true and trusty Stewart
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| Blythely leaves his native glen
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| Athol lads are lads of honour
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| Westland rogues are rebels a'
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| When we come within their border
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| We may gar the Campbell’s claw
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| Menzies he’s our friend and brother
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| Gask and Strowan are nae slack
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| Noble Perth has ta’en the field
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| And a' the Drummonds at his back
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| Let us ride wi' gallant Murray
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| Let us fight for Charlie’s crown
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| From the right we’ll never sinder
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| Til we bring the tyrants down
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| MacIntosh the gallant sodger
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| Wi' the Grahams and Gordons gay
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| They have ta’en the field of honour
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| Spite of all their chiefs could say
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| Point the musket Bend the rapier
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| Shift the brog for Lowland shoe
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| Scour the durk and face the danger
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| MacIntosh has all to do
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| Repeat first verse |