KILLIECRANKIE FOLK SONG LYRICS                 

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Scottish folk music brings us many Scottish history songs and this is another one. Killiecrankie was a battle between the government and Jacobite troops led by Claverhouse of Dundee.Written by Robert Burns

Killiecrankie 

Whaur hae ye been sae braw lad, 
Whaur hae ye been sae cantie o 
Whaur hae ye been sae braw lad, 
Cam ye by Killiecrankie o 

chorus 

And ye hae been whaur I hae been, 
ye wadna been sae cantie o 
And ye hae seen what I hae seen, 
On the braes o Killiecrankie o 

verse 2 

I fought at land and fought at sea, 
At hame I fought my auntie o 
But I met the devil and Dundee, 
On the braes o Killiecrankie o 

verse 3 

The bauld pictur fell wi a fur, 
An clavers gat a clankie o 
Or I had fed an Athol gled, 
on the braes o Killiecrankie o 

verse 3 

O fie mackay what gaur ye lie, 
On the bush amang the Krankie o 
yed better kissed King Willies loof, 
On the braes o Killiecrankie o 

verse 4 

Theres nae shame, theres nae shame, 
Theres nae shame tae swankie o 
Theres sour slaes on the Athol Braes, 
an the deils at Killiecrankie o