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03 Apr 03 - 06:29 AM (#925142) Subject: Kelphope Glen the full Dougie version From: Drosten As the title says really! This is for my girlfriend whos doing a presentation on it on Monday, so little bit of a hurry up!!! Thanks in advance!! Drosten |
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03 Apr 03 - 11:32 PM (#925802) Subject: RE: Kelphope Glen the full Dougie version From: Joe Offer Hi, Drosten - this site (click) has lots of Dougie stuff and lyrics, but, alas, no Kelphope Glen. It's on the Singing Land album, and I don't have that one. -Joe Offer- |
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04 Apr 03 - 01:12 AM (#925835) Subject: RE: Kelphope Glen the full Dougie version From: Cluin I've got it, Joe. KELPHOPE GLEN (trad. arranged by Dougie MacLean) Oh sing no o' mountains and wild raging seas O' swift swelling torrents, or cliffs grim and hie But sing o' the burnies the hill shepherds ken Oh sing o' the beauties of lone Kelphope Glen I hae seen ye, fair Kelphope, in summer, sae bricht In the still autumn evenings, by the harvest moon's licht And when winter's brave tempest swept ower Scourin Den And when spring blooms hae decked ye, oh lone Kelphope Glen I hae gumped in your waters, a bit callant at school I hae sought oot the whaup's nests in moorland and hill Through your green paths, I've wandered, in the gloaming hours, when Love made twa hearts lighter in lone Kelphope Glen Oh sing no o' mountains and wild raging seas Swift swelling torrents, or cliffs grim and hie Oh, but sing o' the burnies the hill shepherds ken Oh sing o' the beauties of lone Kelphope Glen |
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05 Apr 03 - 03:45 AM (#926570) Subject: RE: Kelphope Glen the full Dougie version From: Drosten Hi all, thanks for the replies. Problem is that thats not the whole song. Theres another verse that begins something like " noo I hae left ye...." and thats the one I need. I dont have a copy otherwise I would just listen to it and get it that way. Any one else able to help? |
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19 Sep 11 - 11:26 PM (#3225901) Subject: RE: Lyr Req: Kelphope Glen (Dougie Maclean) From: RunrigFan Drosten :) Sing no o' mountains and wild raging seas Swift swelling torrents or cliffs grim and hie But sing o' the burnies the hill shepherds ken Sing o' the beauty of lone kelphope glen I hae seen ye fair kelphope in the summers sae bricht In the still autumn evenings by the harvest moon's licht And when winter's brave tempest swept ower scourin den And when spring blooms hae decked ye o lone kelphope glen I hae gumped in your waters a bit callant at school I hae sought oot the whaup's nests in moorland and hill Through yer green paths i've wandered in the gloaming hours when Love made twa hearts lighter in lone kelphope glen Noo i hae left ye and my word i'm undee In a far distant country across the grey sea But wha'ever may befall me the kind oor send That i am special see it o' lone kelphope glen |
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25 Jun 24 - 03:44 PM (#4204456) Subject: RE: Lyr Req: Kelphope Glen (Dougie Maclean) From: GUEST,Benny Does anyone know anything about the origin of this tune? Dougie lists it as traditional but I can't find any other records of it. |
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26 Jun 24 - 04:33 AM (#4204478) Subject: RE: Lyr Req: Kelphope Glen (Dougie Maclean) From: GUEST,Lang Johnnie Mor You could contact Dougie through his website and ask him yourself. If you don't want to do that, he's performing a concert in Perth in about 2 weeks time to celebrate his 50 years as a professional musician. If I remember, I'll ask him on your behalf. |