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Kenneth McKellar (23 June 1927 – 9 April 2010) was a Scottish tenor
Kenneth McKellar is a Scottish singer who was born in Paisley in 1927. He originally studied Forestry at Aberdeen University, after graduation working for the Scottish Forestry Commission. He later trained at the Royal College of Music as an opera singer. He did not enjoy his time with the Carl Rosa Opera Company and left them to pursue a career singing traditional Scottish songs and other works.
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A Gordon for Me
[Verse]
C Dm
I'm Geordie MacKay of the H. L. I.
G C
I'm fond of the lassies and a drappie forbye,
C F D
One day when out walking I chanced to see,
G C
A bonnie wee lass wi' a glint in her ee'
C F Dm
Says I to the lass "Will you walk for a while?
G C
I'll buy you a bonnet and we'll do it in style,
C F Dm
My kilt is Mackenzie o' the H. L.I."
G C
She look'd at me shyly and said wi' a sigh.
[Chorus]
C F D
A Gordon for me, a Gordon for me,
G C
If ye're no a Gordon ye're no use to me.
C F D
The Black Watch are braw, the Seaforths and a'
G C
But the cocky wee Gordon's the pride o' them a'.
[Verse]
C Dm
I courted that girl on the banks of the Dee,
G C
I made up my mind she was fashioned for me,
C F D
Soon I was a' thinking how nice it would be
G C
If she would consent to get married to me.
C F Dm
The day we were wed, the grass was so green,
G C
The sun was as bright as the light in her 'een,
C F Dm
Now we've two bonnie lassies who sit on her knee,
G C
While she sings the song that she once sang to me.
[Chorus]
C F D
A Gordon for me, a Gordon for me,
G C
If ye're no a Gordon ye're no use to me.
C F D
The Black Watch are braw, the Seaforths and a'
G C
But the cocky wee Gordon's the pride o' them a'.
[Verse]
C Dm
I'm Geordie MacKay of the H. L. I.
G C
I'm fond of the lassies and a drappie forbye,
C F D
One day when out walking I chanced to see,
G C
A bonnie wee lass wi' a glint in her ee'
C F Dm
Says I to the lass "Will you walk for a while?
G C
I'll buy you a bonnet and we'll do it in style,
C F Dm
My kilt is Mackenzie o' the H. L.I."
G C
She look'd at me shyly and said wi' a sigh.
[Chorus]
C F D
A Gordon for me, a Gordon for me,
G C
If ye're no a Gordon ye're no use to me.
C F D
The Black Watch are braw, the Seaforths and a'
G C
But the cocky wee Gordon's the pride o' them a'.
[Verse]
C Dm
I courted that girl on the banks of the Dee,
G C
I made up my mind she was fashioned for me,
C F D
Soon I was a' thinking how nice it would be
G C
If she would consent to get married to me.
C F Dm
The day we were wed, the grass was so green,
G C
The sun was as bright as the light in her 'een,
C F Dm
Now we've two bonnie lassies who sit on her knee,
G C
While she sings the song that she once sang to me.
[Chorus]
C F D
A Gordon for me, a Gordon for me,
G C
If ye're no a Gordon ye're no use to me.
C F D
The Black Watch are braw, the Seaforths and a'
G C
But the cocky wee Gordon's the pride o' them a'.
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