| Over Rannoch Moor bog is Aonach Beag mountain
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| Beyond them the Oich, the windin' River Roy
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| Dark Loch Shiel, and the broad Atlantic Ocean
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| To my back Stob Ban, where I rambled as a boy
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| It was there in a fine midsummer’s evenin'
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| I saw the geese and the crows were comin' home
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| A ball of red fire sinks behind the mountain
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| Puts itself out on the wild Atlantic foam
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| I sat cross-legged playing an old accordion
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| In the middle of a field, face towards the bog
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| Playing slow airs that no one’s ever heard of
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| And the cold River Roy covered Spean in the fog
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| Back of beyond, it’s where I’m returnin'
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| Far from the city, far from all the pain
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| The air is clean, people are astoundin'
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| It’s where my thoughts and dreams will e’er remain
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| Over Rannoch Moor bog is Aonach Beag mountain
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| Beyond them the Oich, the windin' River Roy
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| Dark Loch Shiel, and the broad Atlantic Ocean
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| To my back Stob Ban, where I rambled as a boy |