< The Book of Scottish Song
O’er the mountain.
O'er the mountain, o'er the lea,
With my kilt and Saxon plaid,
And my tartan bonnet wee,
Will I seek my Highland lad.
O'er the mountain, &c.
Though the heather be my bed,
Brightly pearl'd with silvery dew,
There's a tear more bright I'll shed,
Oh! my Highland lad, for you.
O'er the mountain, &c.
Far awa' from love and home,
O'er the heath with blossom clad;
While the night-bird sings I'll roam,
Oh! for thee, my Highland lad.
Though the heather, &c.
O'er the mountain, &c.
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