| Chi mi bhuam, fada bhuam
| I see from me, far from me
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| Chi mi bhuam ri muir-làn
| I can see from me at high tide
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| Chi mi Muile nam beann fuar
| I see Mull of the cold mountains
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| Fada bhuam thar an t-sàil
| Far from me across the sea
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| Fada bhuam thar an t-sàil
| Far from me across the sea
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| Chi mi mullach nam beann mór
| I see the tops of the great mountains
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| Anns an òg-mhadainn aigh
| In the early morning
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| An t-aon as airde dhiubh nan còrr
| The highest of them the rest
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| ‘S badan ceò air a bàrr
| There is a cloud of mist on top of it
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| Fada bhuam thar an t-sàil
| Far from me across the sea
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| Chì mi ghucag air an fhraoch
| I see a bud on the heather
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| Chì mi’n caorann fo bhlàth
| I see the rowan in bloom
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| Chì mi uisge glan nam beann
| I can see the clear water of the mountains
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| Tigh’nn ‘na dheann leis gach màm
| Come on in, take a look and enjoy yourself!
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| Fada bhuam thar an t-sàil
| Far from me across the sea
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| Tir a' bharraich, tìr nan stuadh
| Land of the barrows, land of the waves
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| ‘S tric a luaidh ort na bàird;
| You are often mentioned as a poet;
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| ‘S nuair a thug mi riut mo chùl
| And when I turned my back on you
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| Rinn mi dùsgadh gu dàn
| I awoke boldly
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| ‘S bidh mi luaidh ort gu bràth | And I will love you forever |