Biografía:
Old Blind Dogs is a musical group which plays Celtic folk and traditional Scottish folk music, with influences from rock, reggae and Middle Eastern music rhythms. The three founding members of the band (Ian F. Benzie, Buzzby McMillan and Jonny Hardie) first met during a so-called "buskers' holiday" in the Scottish Highlands in 1990, and after playing together for the summer decided to call themselves "Old Blind Dogs". Dave Francis and Carmen Higgins joined the band soon afterwards
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Otras canciones:
- A Wife In Every Port
- Awa Whigs Awa
- Battle Of Waterloo
- Bennachie
- Bogies Bonny Belle
- Broken Ring
- Cairn O Mount
- Copper Kettle
- Gala Water
- Is There For Honest Poverty
- Jean O Bethelnie
- Johnny O Braidislee
- Lads O The Fair
- Lay Ye Doon Love
- Lough Ernes Shore
- Macphersons Rant
- Mill O Tifty
- Monymusk Lads
- Mormond Braes
- Parcel O Rogues
- Reres Hill
- Rolling Home
- Song For Autumn
- Star O The Bar
- Terror Time
- The Barnyards O Delgaty
- The Battle Of Harlaw
- The Bonnie Banks O Fordie
- The Bonnie Earl Omoray
- The Bonnie Lass O Fyvie
- The Cruel Sister
- The Lancashire Lads
- The Lowlands Of Holland
- The Snows They Melt The Soonest
- The Twa Corbies
- The Wisest Fool
- Tibbie Fowler
- To The Beggin I Will Go
- Tramps And Hawkers
¡Cuatro años de duro trabajo!Este mes de mayo cumplimos cuatro años al aire. Seguimos trabajando en la difusión de este maravilloso instrumento, ¡gracias por participar en nuestra historia!
[Intro]
Em G D Em C D Em x2
[Verse]
G D Em
Johnny arose on a May mornin'
G B7
Gone for water tae wash his hands
Em G D Em
He hae loused tae me, oh, his twa grey dogs
C D Em
That lie bound in iron bands
[Verse]
G D Em
When Johnny's mother, she heard o' this
G B7
Her hands for dule she wrang
Em G D Em
Cryin', "Johnny, for yer venison
C D Em
Tae the green woods dinna ye gang"
[Verse]
G D Em
Aye, but Johnny hae taen his good benbow
G B7
His arrows one by one
Em G D Em
Aye, and he's awa tae the green wood gaen
C D Em
Tae dae the dun deer doon
[Verse]
G D Em
Oh Johnny, he shot, aye the dun deer she lapp't
G B7
He wounded her in the side
Em G D Em
Aye, between the water and the wood
C D Em
The grey dogs laid their pride
[Instrumental]
Em G D Em G B7
Em G D Em C D Em
[Verse]
G D Em
It's by there cam' a silly auld man
G B7
Wi' an ill that John he might dee
Em G D Em
Oh, and he's awa' doon tae Esslemont
C D Em
Well, the King's seven foresters tae see
[Verse]
G D Em
It's up and spake the first forester
G B7
He was heid ane amang them a'
Em G D Em
"Can this be Johnny O' Braidislee?
C D Em
Untae him we will draw"
[Verse]
G D Em
An' the first shot that the foresters, they fired
G B7
They wounded John in the knee
Em G D Em
An' the second shot that the foresters, they fired
C D Em
Well, his hairt's blood blint his e'e
[Verse]
G D Em
But he's leaned his back against an oak
G B7
An' his foot against a stane
Em G D Em
Oh and he hae fired on the seven foresters
C D Em
An' he's killed them a' but ane
[Verse]
G D Em
Aye, he hae broke fower o' this man's ribs
G B7
His airm and his collar bain
Em G D Em
Oh and he has sent him on a horse
C D Em
For tae carry the tidings hame
[Instrumental]
Em G D Em G B7
Em G D Em C D Em
[Verse]
G D Em
Johnny's good benbow, it lies broke
G B7
His twa grey dogs, they lie deid
Em G D Em
And his body, it lies doon in Monymusk
C D Em
And his huntin' days are daen
C D Em
His huntin' days are daen
[Outro]
Em G D Em G B7
Em G D Em C D Em C D Em
Em G D Em C D Em x2
[Verse]
G D Em
Johnny arose on a May mornin'
G B7
Gone for water tae wash his hands
Em G D Em
He hae loused tae me, oh, his twa grey dogs
C D Em
That lie bound in iron bands
[Verse]
G D Em
When Johnny's mother, she heard o' this
G B7
Her hands for dule she wrang
Em G D Em
Cryin', "Johnny, for yer venison
C D Em
Tae the green woods dinna ye gang"
[Verse]
G D Em
Aye, but Johnny hae taen his good benbow
G B7
His arrows one by one
Em G D Em
Aye, and he's awa tae the green wood gaen
C D Em
Tae dae the dun deer doon
[Verse]
G D Em
Oh Johnny, he shot, aye the dun deer she lapp't
G B7
He wounded her in the side
Em G D Em
Aye, between the water and the wood
C D Em
The grey dogs laid their pride
[Instrumental]
Em G D Em G B7
Em G D Em C D Em
[Verse]
G D Em
It's by there cam' a silly auld man
G B7
Wi' an ill that John he might dee
Em G D Em
Oh, and he's awa' doon tae Esslemont
C D Em
Well, the King's seven foresters tae see
[Verse]
G D Em
It's up and spake the first forester
G B7
He was heid ane amang them a'
Em G D Em
"Can this be Johnny O' Braidislee?
C D Em
Untae him we will draw"
[Verse]
G D Em
An' the first shot that the foresters, they fired
G B7
They wounded John in the knee
Em G D Em
An' the second shot that the foresters, they fired
C D Em
Well, his hairt's blood blint his e'e
[Verse]
G D Em
But he's leaned his back against an oak
G B7
An' his foot against a stane
Em G D Em
Oh and he hae fired on the seven foresters
C D Em
An' he's killed them a' but ane
[Verse]
G D Em
Aye, he hae broke fower o' this man's ribs
G B7
His airm and his collar bain
Em G D Em
Oh and he has sent him on a horse
C D Em
For tae carry the tidings hame
[Instrumental]
Em G D Em G B7
Em G D Em C D Em
[Verse]
G D Em
Johnny's good benbow, it lies broke
G B7
His twa grey dogs, they lie deid
Em G D Em
And his body, it lies doon in Monymusk
C D Em
And his huntin' days are daen
C D Em
His huntin' days are daen
[Outro]
Em G D Em G B7
Em G D Em C D Em C D Em
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