Anybody know the origins of a north east Scottish song from Aberdeenshire which starts:

Gin I were where the Gardie rins
Gardie rins
Gardie rins
Oh Gin I were where the Gardie rins
At the fit o' Benachie

The song contains the local Scottish dialect words (Doric Language) which is descended from Old Norse (as opposed to Gaelic).
Doric words such as Quine (Woman) and Speir (question) directly relate to modern day Norwegian (kvinne and Spoer).

Benachie is a local small mountain with the remains of a pre historic hill fort on top.