'S Gann Gun Dìrich Mi Chaoidh
(I'll Hardly Ever Climb Again)
by Tormod Mac Neacail (Norman Nicolson) ~ 1825 Isle of Skye
[Scots-Gaelic]
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[Rough Phonetic]
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[ Sèist] [ Rann 1 ] Sèist [ Rann 2 ] Sèist [ Rann 3 ] Sèist [ Rann 4 ] Sèist [ Rann 5 ] Sèist [ Rann 6 ] Sèist
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[ Chorus ] Ss-Gown gun JEE-reekh mee KHWEE Yoong-see FREE arsht a VON-nee, Ss-Gown gun JEE-reekh mee KHWEE. [ Verse 1 ] Chorus [ Verse 2 ] Chorus [ Verse 3 ] Chorus [ Verse 4 ] Chorus [ Verse 5 ] Chorus [ Verse 6 ] Chorus
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#] I'll hardly ever climb again To the high mountain deer forest. It's unlikely I'll ever climb again. |
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1] I received a letter from Edinburgh I'm no longer allowed to go to the mountains. |
2] I received a letter from the nobility I'm not allowed to shoot lead from a gun. |
3] It was Big Peter from the head of Loch Aoineart Who played the dirty trick though it gained him nothing. |
4] Often I killed the deer in the high bens And in the richly thicketed glens. |
5] Often I killed the deer of the mountain peaks Kneeling with bent elbow. |
6] I'm going to leave this country now I can't find peace of mind here any more. |
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