MISC TRADITIONAL - LOCH LOMOND CHORDS

Misc Traditional - Loch lomond

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This is an old song that sounds lovely on the Piano-Accordion. (beginners can simplify Bdim/G to G and Am7 to Am). I suggest reading the history behind this song, because it adds a new depth to the understanding of the beauty of this piece. AMouse197. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Bonnie_Banks_o%27_Loch_Lomond http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qu_aBryealw - this is a video of this tab being played G Bdim/G C D By yon bonnie banks and by yon bonnie braes,

Where the s^Gun shines br^Emight on Loch ^CLo-m^Don'. where ^Cme and me^G true love were e^Am7ver wont to g^Cae On the b^Gonnie, bonnie b^Canks o' Loch ^DLo-^Gmon'.

Chorus: G Bdim/G C D O ye'll tak' the high road and I'll tak the low road,

An' I^G'll be in Sc^Emotland a^Cfore y^De; But ^Cme and me t^Grue love will n^Am7ever m^Ameet ag^Cain On the b^Gonnie, bonnie b^Canks o' Loch ^DLo-^Gmon'.

G Bdim/G C D 'Twas there that we parted in yon shady glen,

On the s^Gteep, steep ^Emsides o' Ben ^CLo-m^Don', Where in d^Ceep purple ^Ghue the Hie^Am7land h^Amills we v^Ciew, An' the m^Goon comin' o^Cut in the g^Dloa-m^Gin'.

(chorus) G Bdim/G C D The wee birdies sing and the wild flow'rs spring,

And in s^Gunshine the ^Emwaters lie sl^Cee-p^Din'; But the br^Coken heart it k^Gen nae seco^Am7nd spr^Aming ag^Cain, Tho' the ^Gwaefu' may c^Cease frae their ^Dgree-^Gtin'