G C G D G G [Verse 1]G C G As I gae'd oot on a fine summer's mornin'G C D Walkin' doon by the Broomie LawG C G 'Twas there I spied the fairest lassieC G D G She'd cherry cheeks and skin like snaw [Verse 2]G C G Says I, "My lassie, is it you that wanders,G C D All alane by the Broomie Law?"G C G "Oh indeed kind sir; it's the truth I'll tell ye,C G D G I'm the bleacher lassie of Kelvinhaugh." [Verse 3]G C G "Oh lassie, lassie, do ye rememberG C D The ships that sailed doon the Broomie LawG C G And the sailor laddies - one who admiresC G D G The bleacher lassies on Kelvinhaugh?" [Verse 4]G C G "Oh laddie, laddie, I weel remember,G C D The ships that sailed doon the Broomie LawG C G And the sailor laddies they aye get tipsyC G D G With the bleacher lassies on Kelvinhaugh." [Verse 5]G C G Says I, "My lassie, will ye gang wi me?G C D And I'll gleid ye up in fine satins braw."G C G "Oh indeed, kind sir, I'm a plainly tell yeC G D G I've a lad o my ain, and he's far awa." [Verse 6]G C G "Sieven lang years, sin I lo'oed a sailorG C D And sieven lang years, sin he's gae'd awaG C G I'd bear anither sieven-sieven; I'll wait upon himC G D G And I'll bleach my claes here, on Kelvinhaugh" [Verse 7]G C G "Oh lassie, lassie, ye hae bin faithfulG C D And thocht on me when I'm far awaG C G Twa hearts shall surely, be rewardedC G D G We'll part nae mair here on Kelvinhaugh" [Verse 8]G C G Now this couple, they hae bin marriedG C D And they keep an ale-hoose between them twaG C G And the sailor laddies, they all come drinkin'C G D G Wi' the bleacher lassies on Kelvinhaugh
Bleacher Lassie Of Kelvinhaugh
Dick Gaughan
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