| Song | Donald McGillavry |
| Artist | Silly Wizard |
| Album | Live Wizardry |
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| 作词 : Traditional | |
| Donald's gane up the hill hard and hungry, | |
| Donald comes down the hill wild and angry; | |
| Donald will clear the gouk's nest cleverly, | |
| Here's to the king and | |
| Donald Macgillavry. | |
| Come like a weighbauk, | |
| Donald Macgillavry, | |
| Come like a weighbauk, | |
| Donald Macgillavry, | |
| Balance them fair, and balance them cleverly: | |
| Off wi'the counterfeit, | |
| Donald Macgillavry. | |
| Donald's run o'er the hill but his tether, man, | |
| As he were wud, or stang'd wi' an ether, man; | |
| When he comes back, there's some will look merrily: | |
| Here's to | |
| King James and | |
| Donald Macgillavry. | |
| Come like a weaver, | |
| Donald Macgillavry, | |
| Come like a weaver, | |
| Donald Macgillavry, | |
| Pack on your back, and elwand sae cleverly; | |
| Gie them full measure, my | |
| Donald Macgillavry. | |
| Donald has foughten wi' rief and roguery; | |
| Donald has dinner'd wi banes and beggary, | |
| Better it were for | |
| Whigs and | |
| Whiggery Meeting the devil than | |
| Donald Macgillavry. | |
| Come like a tailor, | |
| Donald Macgillavry, | |
| Come like a tailor, | |
| Donald Macgillavry, | |
| Push about, in and out, thimble them cleverly, | |
| Here's to | |
| King James and | |
| Donald Macgillavry. | |
| Donald's the callan that brooks nae tangleness; | |
| Whigging and prigging and a'newfangleness, | |
| They maun be gane: he winna be baukit, man: | |
| He maun hae justice, or faith he'll tak it, man. | |
| Come like a cobler, | |
| Donald Macgillavry, | |
| Come like a cobler, | |
| Donald Macgillavry; | |
| Beat them, and bore them, and lingel them cleverly, | |
| Up wi' King | |
| James and | |
| Donald Macgillavry. | |
| Donald was mumpit wi mirds and mockery; | |
| Donald was blinded wi' blads o' property; | |
| Arles ran high, but makings were naething, man, | |
| Lord, how | |
| Donald is flyting and fretting, man. | |
| Come like the devil, | |
| Donald Macgillavry, | |
| Come like the devil, | |
| Donald Macgillavry; | |
| Skelp them and scaud them that proved sae unbritherly, | |
| Up wi King | |
| James and | |
| Donald Macgillavry! |
| zuo ci : Traditional | |
| Donald' s gane up the hill hard and hungry, | |
| Donald comes down the hill wild and angry | |
| Donald will clear the gouk' s nest cleverly, | |
| Here' s to the king and | |
| Donald Macgillavry. | |
| Come like a weighbauk, | |
| Donald Macgillavry, | |
| Come like a weighbauk, | |
| Donald Macgillavry, | |
| Balance them fair, and balance them cleverly: | |
| Off wi' the counterfeit, | |
| Donald Macgillavry. | |
| Donald' s run o' er the hill but his tether, man, | |
| As he were wud, or stang' d wi' an ether, man | |
| When he comes back, there' s some will look merrily: | |
| Here' s to | |
| King James and | |
| Donald Macgillavry. | |
| Come like a weaver, | |
| Donald Macgillavry, | |
| Come like a weaver, | |
| Donald Macgillavry, | |
| Pack on your back, and elwand sae cleverly | |
| Gie them full measure, my | |
| Donald Macgillavry. | |
| Donald has foughten wi' rief and roguery | |
| Donald has dinner' d wi banes and beggary, | |
| Better it were for | |
| Whigs and | |
| Whiggery Meeting the devil than | |
| Donald Macgillavry. | |
| Come like a tailor, | |
| Donald Macgillavry, | |
| Come like a tailor, | |
| Donald Macgillavry, | |
| Push about, in and out, thimble them cleverly, | |
| Here' s to | |
| King James and | |
| Donald Macgillavry. | |
| Donald' s the callan that brooks nae tangleness | |
| Whigging and prigging and a' newfangleness, | |
| They maun be gane: he winna be baukit, man: | |
| He maun hae justice, or faith he' ll tak it, man. | |
| Come like a cobler, | |
| Donald Macgillavry, | |
| Come like a cobler, | |
| Donald Macgillavry | |
| Beat them, and bore them, and lingel them cleverly, | |
| Up wi' King | |
| James and | |
| Donald Macgillavry. | |
| Donald was mumpit wi mirds and mockery | |
| Donald was blinded wi' blads o' property | |
| Arles ran high, but makings were naething, man, | |
| Lord, how | |
| Donald is flyting and fretting, man. | |
| Come like the devil, | |
| Donald Macgillavry, | |
| Come like the devil, | |
| Donald Macgillavry | |
| Skelp them and scaud them that proved sae unbritherly, | |
| Up wi King | |
| James and | |
| Donald Macgillavry! |
| zuò cí : Traditional | |
| Donald' s gane up the hill hard and hungry, | |
| Donald comes down the hill wild and angry | |
| Donald will clear the gouk' s nest cleverly, | |
| Here' s to the king and | |
| Donald Macgillavry. | |
| Come like a weighbauk, | |
| Donald Macgillavry, | |
| Come like a weighbauk, | |
| Donald Macgillavry, | |
| Balance them fair, and balance them cleverly: | |
| Off wi' the counterfeit, | |
| Donald Macgillavry. | |
| Donald' s run o' er the hill but his tether, man, | |
| As he were wud, or stang' d wi' an ether, man | |
| When he comes back, there' s some will look merrily: | |
| Here' s to | |
| King James and | |
| Donald Macgillavry. | |
| Come like a weaver, | |
| Donald Macgillavry, | |
| Come like a weaver, | |
| Donald Macgillavry, | |
| Pack on your back, and elwand sae cleverly | |
| Gie them full measure, my | |
| Donald Macgillavry. | |
| Donald has foughten wi' rief and roguery | |
| Donald has dinner' d wi banes and beggary, | |
| Better it were for | |
| Whigs and | |
| Whiggery Meeting the devil than | |
| Donald Macgillavry. | |
| Come like a tailor, | |
| Donald Macgillavry, | |
| Come like a tailor, | |
| Donald Macgillavry, | |
| Push about, in and out, thimble them cleverly, | |
| Here' s to | |
| King James and | |
| Donald Macgillavry. | |
| Donald' s the callan that brooks nae tangleness | |
| Whigging and prigging and a' newfangleness, | |
| They maun be gane: he winna be baukit, man: | |
| He maun hae justice, or faith he' ll tak it, man. | |
| Come like a cobler, | |
| Donald Macgillavry, | |
| Come like a cobler, | |
| Donald Macgillavry | |
| Beat them, and bore them, and lingel them cleverly, | |
| Up wi' King | |
| James and | |
| Donald Macgillavry. | |
| Donald was mumpit wi mirds and mockery | |
| Donald was blinded wi' blads o' property | |
| Arles ran high, but makings were naething, man, | |
| Lord, how | |
| Donald is flyting and fretting, man. | |
| Come like the devil, | |
| Donald Macgillavry, | |
| Come like the devil, | |
| Donald Macgillavry | |
| Skelp them and scaud them that proved sae unbritherly, | |
| Up wi King | |
| James and | |
| Donald Macgillavry! |