Written by Irish folk musician Francis McPeake. This song is based in part on the song "The Braes of Balquhither" by Scottish poet Robert Tannahill (1744-1810), first published in 1821
C
F
C
CO the summer
Ftime is
Ccoming
F
C
And the
Ftrees are sweetly
Cblooming
F
G
Am
And
Fwild
Gmountain
Amthyme
Dm
F
Grows a
Dmround the blooming
Fheather
C
F
C
Will you
Cgo,
Flassie,
Cgo?
F
C
And we'll
Fall go to
Cgether
F
G
Am
To pull
Fwild
Gmountain
Amthyme
Dm
F
All a
Dmround the blooming
Fheather
C
F
C
Will you
Cgo,
Flassie,
Cgo?
C
F
C
I will
Cbuild my
Flove a
Cbower
F
C
By yon
Fclear crystal
Cfountain
F
G
Am
And
Fround it
GI will
Ampile
Dm
F
All the
Dmflowers of the
Fmountain
C
F
C
Will you
Cgo,
Flassie,
Cgo?
F
C
And we'll
Fall go to
Cgether
F
G
Am
To pull
Fwild
Gmountain
Amthyme
Dm
F
All a
Dmround the blooming
Fheather
C
F
C
Will you
Cgo,
Flassie,
Cgo?
C
F
C
I will
Crange
Fthrough the
Cwilds
F
C
And the
Fdeep land so
Cdreary
F
G
Am
And re
Fturn
Gwith the
Amspoils
Dm
F
To the
Dmbower o' my
Fdearie
C
F
C
Will you
Cgo,
Flassie,
Cgo?
F
C
And we'll
Fall go to
Cgether
F
G
Am
To pull
Fwild
Gmountain
Amthyme
Dm
F
All a
Dmround the blooming
Fheather
C
F
C
Will you
Cgo,
Flassie,
Cgo?
C
F
C
If my
Ctrue love
Fshe'll not
Ccome
F
C
Then I'll
Fsurely find a
Cnother
F
G
Am
To pull
Fwild
Gmountain
Amthyme
Dm
F
All a
Dmround the blooming
Fheather
C
F
C
Will you
Cgo,
Flassie,
Cgo?
F
C
And we'll
Fall go to
Cgether
F
G
Am
To pull
Fwild
Gmountain
Amthyme
Dm
F
All a
Dmround the blooming
Fheather
C
F
C
Will you
Cgo,
Flassie,
Cgo?
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Francis McPeake