EN MI (par ex. pr le Medley) : Verse: E – A – (E) E–A–B

OU EN RÉ : Verse: D – G – (D) D–G–A D–G–A D – G – (A7) – A

E–A–B E – A – (B7) – B OU ( variante, moins riche...) : E – A – (E) E – [ E–A–E ]

STEP WE GLADLY, ON WE GO... (Lewis Bridal Song)

Chorus : Step we gladly on we go, Heel for heel and toe for toe, Arm and arm, and row on row, All for Mairi's wedding...

Verse 1 : Over hill-ways up and down, Myrtle green and bracken brown, Past the sheiling thro' the town, All for sake of Mairi...

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Verse 2 : Red her cheeks as rowans are, Bright her eyes, as any star, Fairest o' them a' by far, Is our darling Mairy

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Verse 3 : Plenty herring, plenty meal, Plenty peat to feel her creel Plenty bonnie bairns as weel, That's the toast far Mairi...

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OU ( variante, moins riche...) : D – G – (D) D – [ D–G–D ]