| Sgioba Luaidh Inbhirchluaidh Gaelic Waulking Songs |
| O hao, o hao, �s mi fo mh�-ghean |
| O hao, o hao, 's m� fo mh�ghean, Oganaich, cha mh� do leannan, O hao, o hao, 's m� fo mhighean, Thug an Eala Bh�n an cuan oirr� Bha mise suarach m' a leantail. Rolag thonn fo bhonn a sl�isnean �S i fh�in a�reubadh na mara. Dol seachad air Rudh� an D�nain Bha 'n ce� d�mhail air na beannaibh. Dol seachad air bun Loch Aoineort Cha bhiodh boillsgeadh oirnn bho �n ghealaich. 'S thog sinn Maighdeanan Mhic Le�id Am beul Loch R�dhaig �s i �na deannaibh. |
| A fine song describing a sea voyage round Skye. It comes from Songs of the Hebrides III p142 |
| O hao o hao, I am downhearted Young man, I am not your sweetheart! O hao ... The White Swan took to the ocean � I was not keen to follow her. Rolling waves beneath her quarter while she is cleaving the water. Going past Rudh� an D�nain the mist was heavy on the mountains. Going past the mouth of Loch Eynort we were getting no light from the moon. We made Macleod�s Maidens At the mouth of Loch Roaig, with ship at full speed. |
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| Click here to see a (very!) brief video clip from our performance at the 2006 Mod in Dunoon. Rhona is the soloist. |