| Song | Both Sides The Tweed |
| Artist | Mary Black |
| Album | Putumayo Presents: Celtic Tides: A Musical Odyssey |
| [00:27.62] | What＇s the spring-breathing jasmine and rose ? |
| [00:34.06] | What＇s the summer with all its gay train |
| [00:41.06] | Or the splendour of autumn to those |
| [00:47.24] | Who＇ve bartered their freedom for gain? |
| [00:54.55] | Let the love of our land＇s sacred rights |
| [01:01.24] | To the love of our people succeed |
| [01:08.18] | Let friendship and honour unite |
| [01:14.81] | And flourish on both sides the Tweed. |
| [01:20.99] | |
| [01:35.53] | No sweetness the senses can cheer |
| [01:41.99] | Which corruption and bribery bind |
| [01:48.67] | No brightness that gloom can e＇er clear |
| [01:55.44] | For honour＇s the sum of the mind |
| [02:02.38] | Let virtue distinguish the brave |
| [02:08.94] | Place riches in lowest degree |
| [02:15.00] | |
| [02:16.37] | Think them poorest who can be a slave |
| [02:22.87] | Them richest who dare to be free |
| [00:27.62] | What s the springbreathing jasmine and rose ? |
| [00:34.06] | What s the summer with all its gay train |
| [00:41.06] | Or the splendour of autumn to those |
| [00:47.24] | Who ve bartered their freedom for gain? |
| [00:54.55] | Let the love of our land s sacred rights |
| [01:01.24] | To the love of our people succeed |
| [01:08.18] | Let friendship and honour unite |
| [01:14.81] | And flourish on both sides the Tweed. |
| [01:20.99] | |
| [01:35.53] | No sweetness the senses can cheer |
| [01:41.99] | Which corruption and bribery bind |
| [01:48.67] | No brightness that gloom can e er clear |
| [01:55.44] | For honour s the sum of the mind |
| [02:02.38] | Let virtue distinguish the brave |
| [02:08.94] | Place riches in lowest degree |
| [02:15.00] | |
| [02:16.37] | Think them poorest who can be a slave |
| [02:22.87] | Them richest who dare to be free |