"Loch Lomond", traditional Scottish

Verse 1:

By [C]yon bonnie [Am]banks and by [Dm]yon bonnie [G]braes,

Where the [C]sun shines [Am]bright on Loch [F]Lo[G]mond,

Where [F]me and my [C]true love were [Dm]ever wunt to [F]gae,

[G7]On the [C]bonnie, bonnie [F]banks [Em]o' Loch [Dm]Lo[G7][C]mond.

Chorus:

Oh, [C]ye'll take the [Am]high road and [Dm]I'll take the [G]low road,

And [C]I'll be in [Am]Scotland a[F]fore [G]ye,

But [F]me and my [C]true love will [Dm]never meet a[F]gain

[G7]On the [C]bonnie, bonnie [F]banks [Em]o' Loch [Dm]Lo[G7][C]mond.

Verse 2:

'Twas [C]there that we [Am]parted in [Dm]yon shady [G]glen,

On the [C]steep, steep [Am]side o'Ben [F]Lo[G]mon',

Where [F]in purple [C]hue the [Dm]Hieland hills we [F]view,

[G7]An' the [C]moon coming [F]out [Em]in the [Dm]gloa[G7][C]min'.

Chorus

Verse 3:

The [C]wee birdies [Am]sing and the [Dm]wild flowers [G]spring,

And in [C]sunshine the [Am]waters are [F]slee[G]pin',

But [F]my broken [C]heart it [Dm]kens nae second [F]spring,

[G7]Tho' the [C]waefu' may [F]cease [Em]frae their [Dm]gree[G7][C]tin'.

Chorus