Oran Na Bantraich
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Oran Na Bantraich
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Gur a mis tha fo mhulad
Air tulaich na h-airidh
Ho o ro o hug o o
Falabh o ro ho o na liu
Ho o ro o liu lo o
'S mi 'g amharc nan gillean
Air a linnidh gam bathadh
Mo thriuir bhraithrean is m' athair
Fear mo thighe se chraidh mi
Bas aonghuis a barraidh
A sgar mi 's a chraidh mi
Bhith gad thogail on tiurra
Far 'n do bhruchd a' mhuir lan thu
Bhi gad ghiulain aig fearaibh
Gu baile na traghad
Gu eaglais na triannaid
Far am bu lionmhor do chairdean
'S ann air latha fheill-bride
Fhuair mi 'n dinneir a chraidh mi
Ged bu shunndach dhomh 'n nollaig
Bu neo-thoilicht a' chaisg dhomh
'S truagh a dhia mar tha mise
Bean gun mhisneachd gu brath mi
Te gun mhac, gun fhear taighe
Te gun aighear gun slainte
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Maggie MacInnes performs "Oran Na Bantraich", and this lyric page sits inside the Maggie MacInnes catalog on LyroVerse.
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