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GWhen I've done the work of Bmday Cand I row my Dboat awaGy EmDown the CwatersD of Loch GTay Emwhen theAm evening light is Dfallin' D7Then I Glook towards Ben BmLawers where theC aftergDlories gGlow EmAnd I dCream on Dtwo brightG eyes Emwith a Ammerry Dmouth beGlow
CSheUs my bDeauteousG nighean ruach [nighean ruach = red-haired lass] EmShe's my Cjoy and Dsorrow Gtoo EmThough CI own shDe is not Gtrue EmAh, but I cAmannot live withDout her D7For my hGeart's a boat in Bmtow EmAnd I'd gCive the wDorld to kBmnow EmIf she mCeans to lDet me gGo EmAs she sAmings horDee horGo
GNighean ruach, your lovely Bmhair has more Cbeauty DI Gdeclare Than Emall the Ctresses Dfair from GKillen Emto AmAberfeldy D D7Be they Glint, white, gold or broBmwn, be they CblackerD than thGe sloe EmThey mean Cnot as Dmuch to Gme as a Emmeltin' Amflake Dof snow G
And her Cdance is Dlike the Ggleam EmOf the suCnlight oDn the sGtream EmAnd theC songs tDhe wee foGlk sing EmAh, they'reAm the songs she Dsings at milkin' D7But my hGeart is full of wBmoe EmFor last Cnight sheD bade me Bmgo EmAnd the Ctears begDin to fGlow EmAs I sinAmg horee Dhoro G
*To play it in C (for the Corries version) transpose -7