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Or The Solitude Of Binnorie	A
	-
SEVEN Daughter had Lord Archibald	B
All children of one mother	A
You could not say in one short day	C
What love they bore each other	A
A garland of seven lilies wrought	D
Seven sisters that together dwell	E
But he bold Knight as ever fought	D
Their Father took of them no thought	D
He loved the wars so well	E
Sing mournfully oh mournfully	E
The solitude of Binnorie	A
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Fresh blows the wind a western wind	F
And from the shores of Erin	G
Across the wave a Rover brave	H
To Binnorie is steering	I
Right onward to the Scottish strand	J
The gallant ship is borne	K
The warriors leap upon the land	J
And hark the Leader of the band	J
Hath blown his bugle horn	K
Sing mournfully oh mournfully	E
The solitude of Binnorie	A
	-
Beside a grotto of their own	L
With boughs above them closing	I
The Seven are laid and in the shade	M
They lie like fawns reposing	I
But now upstarting with affright	M
At noise of man and steed	M
Away they fly to left to right	M
Of your fair household Father knight	M
Methinks you take small heed	M
Sing mournfully oh mournfully	E
The solitude of Binnorie	A
	-
Away the even fair Campbells fly	E
And over hill and hollow	E
With menace proud and insult loud	M
The youthful Rovers follow	E
Cried they 'Your Father loves to roam	N
Enough for him to find	M
The empty house when he comes home	N
For us your yellow ringlets comb	N
For us be fair and kind '	-
Sing mournfully oh mournfully	E
The solitude of Binnorie	A
	-
Some close behind some side to side	M
Like clouds in stormy weather	A
They run and cry 'Nay let us die	E
And let us die together '	-
A lake was near the shore was steep	O
There never foot had been	G
They ran and with a deperate leap	O
Together plunged into the deep	O
Nor ever more were seen	P
Sing mournfully oh mournfully	E
The solitude of Binnorie	A
	-
The stream that flows out of the lake	I
As through the glen it rambles	Q
Repeats a moan o'er moss and stone	L
For those seven lovely Campbells	Q
Seven little Islands green and bare	A
Have risen from out the deep	O
The fishers say those sisters fair	A
By faeries all are buried there	A
And there together sleep	O
Sing mournfully oh mournfully	E
The solitude of Binnorie	A

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