What an amazing song and such a wonderful and charming performance and beautiful recordings too, dear Lizzie Lisa! 🎶🎹😍🎵💖 BTW, when squire Jack once courted beautiful Lisa D., did he already know that you were the Queen of Carrickfergus and Islandmagee? 🤪😂🤣
I love that song, I would love to cover it but unfortunately I can only do songs in the public domain now because of copyright! I might be able to share a few things on Facebook/instagram though @lisadawsonmusic
Can you post the lyrics? It sounds like you're singing "Will you gan to...". In the Geordie dialect (Northumberland/Newcastle) Gan = Go, but I've not heard it used in Scots before. Lovely singing Lisa. Thanks for posting this song.
It’s Scots dialect/accent - not that I’m doing a great job of pronouncing it, I kind of just try to keep my own accent Gang - going Syne- since Maun - must Gin - if Ken- know Hielands - highlands Will ye gang tae the Heilands, Leezie Lindsay? Will ye gang tae the Heilands wi' me? Will ye gang tae the Heilands, Leezie Lindsay, My bride and my darling tae be?" "To gang to the Heilands wi' you, Sir, I dinna ken how that may be, For I ken nae the road I am gaeing, Nor yet wha I'm gaun wi'." "O, Leezie, lass, ye maun ken little, Syne ye dinna ken me; For I am Lord Ronald MacDonald, A Chieftain o' high degree." "Oh, if ye're the Laird of MacDonald, A great ane I ken ye maun be; But how can a chieftain sae mighty Think o' a puir lassie like me?" She has gotten a gown o' green satin. She has kilted them up tae her knee, And she's aff wi' Lord Ronald MacDonald, His bride and his darling tae be.
One of the sweetest renditions I've heard of this wonderful tune. Thank ye, Lisa
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@@JosephAlanMeador I think it’s such a lovely wee tune! Thank you
Beautiful Lisa. Whatever you do please never stop your channel.
You even mentioned Macdonald's lol. Seriously sounds beautiful.
Haha I should have got a McDonalds sponsorship for this one!
@@LisaDawsonmusic Ha Ha.
Nice song. You have a beautiful voice, Lisa❤️💚💛
Thank you ❤️
What an amazing song and such a wonderful and charming performance and beautiful recordings too, dear Lizzie Lisa! 🎶🎹😍🎵💖 BTW, when squire Jack once courted beautiful Lisa D., did he already know that you were the Queen of Carrickfergus and Islandmagee? 🤪😂🤣
Oh yes of course!
Excellent! Very nice song 😊
Thank you 😊
Amazing!
Thanks!
I would love to hear you sing a cover of Feed The Birds from Mary Poppins
I love that song, I would love to cover it but unfortunately I can only do songs in the public domain now because of copyright! I might be able to share a few things on Facebook/instagram though @lisadawsonmusic
Your uncle Jimmy Mayne used to call you Lizzie Drippin 😃
Can you post the lyrics? It sounds like you're singing "Will you gan to...". In the Geordie dialect (Northumberland/Newcastle) Gan = Go, but I've not heard it used in Scots before.
Lovely singing Lisa. Thanks for posting this song.
It’s Scots dialect/accent - not that I’m doing a great job of pronouncing it, I kind of just try to keep my own accent
Gang - going
Syne- since
Maun - must
Gin - if
Ken- know
Hielands - highlands
Will ye gang tae the Heilands, Leezie Lindsay?
Will ye gang tae the Heilands wi' me?
Will ye gang tae the Heilands, Leezie Lindsay,
My bride and my darling tae be?"
"To gang to the Heilands wi' you, Sir,
I dinna ken how that may be,
For I ken nae the road I am gaeing,
Nor yet wha I'm gaun wi'."
"O, Leezie, lass, ye maun ken little,
Syne ye dinna ken me;
For I am Lord Ronald MacDonald,
A Chieftain o' high degree."
"Oh, if ye're the Laird of MacDonald,
A great ane I ken ye maun be;
But how can a chieftain sae mighty
Think o' a puir lassie like me?"
She has gotten a gown o' green satin.
She has kilted them up tae her knee,
And she's aff wi' Lord Ronald MacDonald,
His bride and his darling tae be.
Will yea gan doon til mammy's this Sunday f
Aye, gin ye hae haggis
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