Bonnie Woodha'-Dick Gaughan

[ti:Bonnie Woodha'] [ar:Dick Gaughan] [al:Gaughan] [by:] [offset:0] [00:00.00]Bonnie Woodha' - Dick Gaughan [00:00.84]Doun by yon green bushes by calder's clear stream [00:08.55] [00:10.92]Whaur me an my Annie of times we have been [00:17.26] [00:20.01]The hours swiftly passed an happy were we [00:24.12] [00:27.04]It was little she thocht that a sodger a'd be [00:32.06] [00:35.03]Sae fare thee well Annie for a must away [00:39.60] [00:41.76]My country cause on me an a must obey [00:47.32] [00:48.88]But if heaven protect me an a dae return [00:56.26] [00:58.26]A will sport well my Annie by calder's clear burn [01:05.00] [01:09.06]On the 20th of august our regiment was lost [01:14.35] [01:16.09]An a shot from the enemy our lines cam across [01:21.11] [01:23.59]Struck me in the foreheid an the bluid it ran down [01:29.03] [01:31.93]An a reeled an a staggered an fell tae the ground [01:37.05] [01:39.81]Come here cries the captain come here we great speed [01:44.07] [01:46.14]For a fear by yon bullet young dunsmore's near deid [01:52.80] [01:55.34]They caad for the whisky an the water sae free [02:00.31] [02:02.32]An they turnt me all over my wounds for to see [02:09.03] [02:11.74]If my Annie was here she would bind up my wounds [02:16.42] [02:18.84]One kiss from her sweet mouth would staunch aa the stouns [02:25.88] [02:28.29]But if heaven protects me an I do return [02:35.46] [02:38.14]A will sport well you Annie by calder's clear burn [02:44.99] [02:48.49]An it's when a am weary an think on langsyne [02:53.70] [02:56.97]When a was a young man an walk down the mine [03:02.92] [03:05.82]The tears start tae trickle an doun they do faa [03:12.79] [03:15.74]Like the dew on the gowans in bonnie woodhaa