Scottish Songs

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The songs of Scotland have been derived from a variety of sources, including:-

• Robert Burns - whose influence has been very pronounced
   
• the border ballads - Sir Walter Scott has been highly influential in this regard
   
• the bothy ballads - especially from the North East of Scotland
   
• the fishing communities - especially up and down the East Coast of Scotland
   
• the street songs from our main cities of Glasgow, Edinburgh, Dundee and Aberdeen

Traditional Scottish Songs This sample of traditional songs of Scotland reflect these many influences and sing of our national culture, history and people. A Guid New Year Tae Ane an Aw’   A Wee Deoch an' Doris   Ae Fond Kiss   Auld Lang Syne   Blue Bells O' Scotland   Bonnie Banks o' Loch Lomond   Bonnie Dundee   Bonny Mary of Argyle   Charlie Is My Darling   Coulters Candy   Dark Lochnagar   Flower O'Scotland   Highland Cathedral   Is There, For Honest Poverty   Leezie Lindsay   Mhairi's Wedding   My Ain Folk   My Love is Like a Red Red Rose   Scotland The Brave   Scottish Soldier   Scots Wha Hae   The End of the Road   The Road To Dundee   The Road to the Isles   These are my Mountains   The Skye Boat Song   Uist Tramping Song   Westering Home   Wild Mountain Thyme   Ye Banks and Braes