By y^Gon bonnie b^Emanks and by y^Con bonnie br^Daes, W^Ghere the sun shines ^Embright on Loch L^Co-m^Don'. where ^Cme and me t^Grue love were ^Amever wont to ^Dgae On the b^Gonnie, bonnie ^Cbanks o' Loch ^DLo-m^Gon'.

O y^Ge'll tak' the ^Emhigh road and I^C'll take the l^Dow road, An' I^G'll be in Scot^Emland a^Cfore ^Dye; But m^Ce and me ^Gtrue love will ^Amnever meet a^Dgain On the ^Gbonnie, bonnie b^Canks o' Loch ^DLo-mo^Gn'.

'Twas ^Gthere that we ^Emparted ^Cin yon shady g^Dlen, O^Gn the steep, steep s^Emides o' Ben ^CLo-m^Don', Where in d^Ceep purple ^Ghue the H^Amieland hills we v^Diew, An' the m^Goon comin' ^Cout in the g^Dloa-m^Gin'.

The w^Gee birdies ^Emsing , the w^Cild flow'rs ^Dspring, An^Gd in sun^Emshine the waters lie s^Clee-^Dpin'; Bu^Ct the broken h^Geart it ken nae ^Amsecond spring ag^Dain, Tho' the w^Gaefu' may cease ^Cfrae their ^Amgree-t^Gin'