Bonnie Dundee Lyrics and chords by The Corries
as used by the Corries. 6/8 A traditional Scottish song.
Easy guitar chords in the key of D. Check out The Corries Lyrics And Chords section of the site for many more great old folk songs from Scotland .Bonnie Dundee sheet music and tenor guitar tab in CGDA tuning included. Tae the [D]Lords o’ convention ‘twas [G]Claverhouse [D]spoke E’er the King’s Crown go down there are [A]crowns to be broke So [D]each caviler who loves [G]honour and [D]me Let him follow the [A]bonnets o’ [D]Bonnie Dundee Chorus Come [D]fill up my cup, come [A]fill up can Come saddle my horses and [D]call out my men Unhook the West [A]Port and [D]let us gae [G]free For it’s [D]up with the [A]bonnets o’ [D]Bonnie Dundee Dun[D]dee he is mounted and [G]rides up the [D]street The bells tae ring backwards, the [A]drums tae are beat But the [D]provost douce man says, [G]‘Just let it [D]be.’ When the toon is well [A]rid o’ that [D]devil Dundee Chorus There are [D]hills beyond Pentland and [G]lands beyond [D]Forth Be there lords in the south, there are [A]chiefs in the north There are [D]brave downie wassles three [G]thousand times [D]three Cry hey for the [A]bonnets o’ [D]Bonnie Dundee Chorus Then a[D]wa tae the hill to the [G]lee and the [D]rocks Ere I own a usurper I’ll [A]crouch with the fox So [D]tremble false wigs in the [G]midst of yer [D]glee For you’ve no seen the [A]last of my [D]bonnets and me Chorus |
Here are the guitar chords for the key of A
Tae the [A]Lords o’ convention ‘twas [D]Claverhouse [A]spoke E’er the King’s Crown go down there are [E]crowns to be broke So [A]each caviler who loves [D]honour and [A]me Let him follow the [E]bonnets o’ [A]Bonnie Dundee Chorus Come [A]fill up my cup, come [E]fill up can Come saddle my horses and [A]call out my men Unhook the West [E]Port and [A]let us gae [D]free For it’s [A]up with the [E]bonnets o’ [A]Bonnie Dundee Key Of G Major. Tae the [G]Lords o’ convention ‘twas [C]Claverhouse [G]spoke E’er the King’s Crown go down there are [D]crowns to be broke So [G]each caviler who loves [C]honour and [G]me Let him follow the [D]bonnets o’ [G]Bonnie Dundee Chorus Come [G]fill up my cup, come [D]fill up can Come saddle my horses and [G]call out my men Unhook the West [D]Port and [G]let us gae [C]free For it’s [G]up with the [D]bonnets o’ [G]Bonnie Dundee |