| I’ve hunted for him high 'n' low; |
| I’ve looked him in the eye
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| I dream about the perfect way, tae make this devil die
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| Come taste ma blade ya manky bear for gobblin' up ma leg!
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| I’ll hunt ye then I’ll skin ye, hang your noggin on a peg!
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| Mor’du, Mor’du
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| Mor’du, Mor’du!
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| You’re ancient as the highlands and as unforgivin' too
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| Mor’du, Mor’du
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| Mor’du, Mor’du!
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| Now the time has come for all of us tae slaughter you!
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| He’s bigger than a Cuillin, killin' armies with his paws
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| Mor’du is never happy till the blood runs from his jaws
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| He murders in the mountains and he fights with ev’ry clan
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| His teeth and jowls have ripped the hearts fae many a highland man
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| Mor’du, Mor’du
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| Mor’du, Mor’du!
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| He’s stolen lads and lassies and wee 'bonnie babies too'!
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| Mor’du, Mor’du
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| Mor’du, Mor’du!
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| Now the time has come for all of us tae slaughter you!
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| Through glen and bog and peat and fog we’ll find your furry lair
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| And then we’ll lance you, make you dance- you bear that are nae mair
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| We’ll roast your rump, add haggis and neeps, and fry your blue blood black
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| We’ll mix a slice of thigh with spice and grill you on the rack
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| Mor’du, Mor’du
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| Mor’du, Mor’du!
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| We’ll bile yur heed wae dumplin' breed tae make an ursine stew
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| Mor’du, Mor’du
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| Mor’du, Mor’du!
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| Now the time has come for all the clans tae slaughter you!
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| We’ll make his hide 'a cozy chair', his head upon the wall
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| We’ll splash a dram of whiskey on his snout at every ball
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| Tales will tell from glen to glen of how we slayed the beast
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| And all will toast brave highland men at every royal feast
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| Mor’du, Mor’du
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| Mor’du, Mor’du!
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| The legend spreads from fire tae fire, of the devil that we slew
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| Mor’du, Mor’du
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| Mor’du, Mor’du!
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| Now the time has come for all the clans tae slaughter you! |