Flower Of Scotland
The Corries
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Oh Gflower of ScotGland, When will we Dsee your like GagainG
That Cfought and Gdied for, Your Dwee bit, Hill and Gglen
And Cstood agaGinst him, Proud CEdward's Garmy
And Csent him homGeward, To Fthink Gagain
The Ghills are Gbare now, And autumn Dleaves lie thick and GstillG
O'er Cland that is Glost now, Which Dthose so, dearly Gheld
And Cstood agaGinst him, Proud CEdward's Garmy
And Csent him homGeward, To Fthink Gagain
Those Gdays are Gpassed now, And in the Dpast they must GremainG
But we Ccan still Grise now, And Dbe the nation a-Ggain
That Cstood agaGinst him, Proud CEdward's Garmy
And Csent him homGeward, To Fthink GagainG
The Ghills are Gbare now, And autumn Dleaves lie thick and Gstill
O'er Cland that is Glost now, Which Dthose so, dearly Gheld
Oh Gflower of ScotGland, When will we Dsee your like Gagain
That Cfought and Gdied for, Your Dwee bit, Hill and Gglen
And Cstood agaGinst him, Proud CEdward's Garmy
And Csent him homGeward, To Fthink Gagain