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Lyr ADD: Lyrics to Huntin' the Buntin' (Stevenson)
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Subject: Lyr Req: Lyrics to Huntin' the Buntin' From: GUEST,Borderer Date: 16 Dec 22 - 03:39 AM Hi, Seem to be frozen out of search as Error message appears. I've checked the alphabetical index nothing there. So apologies if you have already covered this at an earlier time. Looking for the lyrics to Deaf Shepherd's Huntin' the Buntin' about the yellowhammer. Thanks for you help. |
Subject: RE: Lyr Req: Lyrics to Huntin' the Buntin' From: GUEST Date: 16 Dec 22 - 05:15 PM “Huntin’ The Buntin’ ” ch)A yellowhammer, could be a fitting term tae a gutless jiner Ah but hardly well, could that lend itself, tae a sweet yin-liner I've often heard it called the Scots canary, & the name is tae my like Tae me it's aye been, and it'll aye be, the bonny wee yella yite 1)Yon wee yella-heided bird, I see rising frae the stour, A song o’ breid & cheese, brought on a summer's breeze Frae a post afore the muir Brings fond memories back, tae a stony track Where harebells nod, neath the rabbity whins And winds its way below, yon wee beech row That was shaped with the wind 2)Tis there where finer grass, starts giving way tae thresh This foarer on, gives way tae heather We sat yin nicht, by yon aul merch dyke And a picture bricht, wis formed forever As if a wish command, yon wee yite should land An oh it was a jewel, a jewel set in all its splendour Standing well out frae, all thon lichen shades o grey One I was bound tae remember 3)And weel I recall, a kindly soul That me and Davie, we met way up yonder As the wee yite sang, there came a nice old man And he passed on to us, a thing o' wonder He wove us a rose frae the threshes' heart Wish I could lend fur finer setting For o’ jist how yon aul man wove thon rose See me, ah've ne'er forgotten ch)Yellowhammer …. |
Subject: RE: Lyr Req: Lyrics to Huntin' the Buntin' From: GUEST,Borderer Date: 17 Dec 22 - 04:02 PM Many thanks Guest - My guesses at the some of the words were miles out! Thanks again much appreciated. The version I've since discovered on Y Tube is here sung byJohn Young. A lovely song. |
Subject: ADD: Huntin' the Buntin' (Gavin Stevenson) From: Joe Offer Date: 17 Dec 22 - 05:37 PM Jim Malcolm has it on his Resonance album, issued in 2000. https://www.jimmalcolm.com/music/resonance/ HUNTIN' THE BUNTIN' (Words and music Gavin Stevenson; arranged Malcolm; pub Grian Music) A yellow hammer, could be a fitting term Tae a gutless joiner Ah but hardly well, could that lend itself, Tae a sweet one-liner I’ve often heard it called the Scots canary And the name is tae my like Tae me it’s aye been, and it’ll aye be The bonny wee yella yite. Yon wee yella-heided bird, I see rising frae the stour A song o breid and cheese, brought on a summer’s breeze Frae a post afore the muir Brings fond memories back, tae a stony track Where harebells nod, neath the rabbity whins And winds its way below, yon wee beech row That was shaped with the wind Tis there where finer grass, starts giving way tae thresh This foarer on, gives way tae heather We sat yin nicht, by yon aul merch dyke and a picture bricht, wis formed forever As if a wish command, yon wee yite should land An oh it was a jewel, a jewel set in all its splendour Standing well out frae, all thon lichen shades o grey One I was bound tae remember. And weel I recall, a kindly soul that me and Davie, We met way up yonder As the wee yite sang, there came a nice old man And he passed on to us, a thing o’ wonder He wove us a rose frae the threshes’ heart Wish I could lend fur finer setting For o jist how yon aul man wove thon rose See me, ah’ve ne’er forgotten Repeat first verse. I love this recording by Deaf Shepherd: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IAEQi4cOwcY And here's a nature video titled "The Yellowhammer and its Call" V |
Subject: RE: Lyr ADD: Lyrics to Huntin' the Buntin' (Stevenson) From: GUEST,Borderer Date: 18 Dec 22 - 04:41 AM Thank you too Joe. Words, music and birdsong! Lovely. |
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