O wha will I gae seek my bread Wha will I gae wander Wha will I gae hide my head For here I'll bide nae longer The seas may roll the winds may blow Swathe me round in danger But Scotland I maun now forgo And roam a lonely stranger The glen that was my father's own By his must be forsaken The house that was my father's home Is leveled tae the bracken Ochon, ochon, the glory's gone Stole by a ruthless reaver Our hands are on the broad claymore But might is gone forever And thou my prince my injured prince Thy people had disowned thee Have hunted thee and driven thee hence We ruined chiefs around thee Though hard beset when I forget Thy fate young hapless rover This breaking heart will cease to beat And all it's griefs be over Farewell, farewell dear Caledon Land of the Gael nae longer Strangers trod thy glory on Wi' treachery and stronger The brave and just lie in the dust On ruin's brink they quiver Heaven's pitying eye is closed on thee Adieu adieu forever