Biography:
Ewan McClennan is a folk musician whose music spans the range from traditional unaccompanied singing , through British Folk, to the wider influence of American music. It encompasses airs, dance tunes and his own contemporary writing in the tradition. His guitar playing is rooted in a classical training which remains a clear part of his playing today.
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[Verse]
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I've travelled far, I've wandered wide
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Seen the Hudson and the Clyde
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I've wandered by Loch Lomond side
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But I dearly lou the Borders
[Chorus]
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When I die, bury me low
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Where I can hear the bonny Tweed flow
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A sweeter place I'll never know
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Than the rolling hills o' the Borders
[Verse]
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Oft dae I hae mind the day
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Wi' my love I strolled by the Tay
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But all its beauty fades away
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Amang the hills o' the Borders
[Chorus]
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When I die, bury me low
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Where I can hear the bonny Tweed flow
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A sweeter place I'll never know
D G
Than the rolling hills o' the Borders
[Instrumental]
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[Verse]
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There's a certain place of mind
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Bonnie lassies there you'll find
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Men sae sturdy and sae kind
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Amang the hills o' the Borders
[Chorus]
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When I die, bury me low
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Where I can hear the bonny Tweed flow
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A sweeter place I'll never know
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Than the rolling hills o' the Borders
[Instrumental]
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G D G D G x2
G D G
[Verse]
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I've travelled far, I've wandered wide
D
Seen the Hudson and the Clyde
G
I've wandered by Loch Lomond side
D G
But I dearly lou the Borders
[Chorus]
G
When I die, bury me low
D
Where I can hear the bonny Tweed flow
G
A sweeter place I'll never know
D G
Than the rolling hills o' the Borders
[Chorus]
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When I die, bury me low
D
Where I can hear the bonny Tweed flow
G
A sweeter place I'll never know
D G D G
Than the rolling hills o' the Borders
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G D G D G x2
G D G
[Verse]
G
I've travelled far, I've wandered wide
D
Seen the Hudson and the Clyde
G
I've wandered by Loch Lomond side
D G
But I dearly lou the Borders
[Chorus]
G
When I die, bury me low
D
Where I can hear the bonny Tweed flow
G
A sweeter place I'll never know
D G D G
Than the rolling hills o' the Borders
[Verse]
G
Oft dae I hae mind the day
D
Wi' my love I strolled by the Tay
G
But all its beauty fades away
D G
Amang the hills o' the Borders
[Chorus]
G
When I die, bury me low
D
Where I can hear the bonny Tweed flow
G
A sweeter place I'll never know
D G
Than the rolling hills o' the Borders
[Instrumental]
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[Verse]
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There's a certain place of mind
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Bonnie lassies there you'll find
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Men sae sturdy and sae kind
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Amang the hills o' the Borders
[Chorus]
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When I die, bury me low
D
Where I can hear the bonny Tweed flow
G
A sweeter place I'll never know
D G
Than the rolling hills o' the Borders
[Instrumental]
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G D G D G x2
G D G
[Verse]
G
I've travelled far, I've wandered wide
D
Seen the Hudson and the Clyde
G
I've wandered by Loch Lomond side
D G
But I dearly lou the Borders
[Chorus]
G
When I die, bury me low
D
Where I can hear the bonny Tweed flow
G
A sweeter place I'll never know
D G
Than the rolling hills o' the Borders
[Chorus]
G
When I die, bury me low
D
Where I can hear the bonny Tweed flow
G
A sweeter place I'll never know
D G D G
Than the rolling hills o' the Borders
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