Johnny Tulloch agus Mary
agus Iain Alex Rory
Angus Hector, Mary Sarah,
Archie Dan, Alex Joe
Little Johnny Dougal agus
Theresa Duncan Peter
All piled in a wagon for
a dance in Glencoe
Well they barrelled down
the back roads
By the farmhouse and the pasture
They barrelled down the back roads
Where the bochans wouldn't go
Sipped a little dealach just to
get the diddle flowing
Sang a gaelic song there was no radio
When they got to the dance
They could hear the fiddle playing
The could see the couples swaying
Through a window by the door
Shovelled out a nickel to a man
behind the wicket
Then heard the prompter holler
Rankin Family - Leis An Lurgain Lyrics
Rankin Family - Leis An Lurgain Lyrics
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Johnny Tulloch agus Mary
agus Iain Alex Rory
Angus Hector, Mary Sarah,
Archie Dan, Alex Joe
Little Johnny Dougal agus
Theresa Duncan Peter
All piled in a wagon for
a dance in Glencoe
Well they barrelled down
the back roads
By the farmhouse and the pasture
They barrelled down the back roads
Where the bochans wouldn't go
Sipped a little dealach just to
get the diddle flowing
Sang a gaelic song there was no radio
When they got to the dance
They could hear the fiddle playing
The could see the couples swaying
Through a window by the door
Shovelled out a nickel to a man
behind the wicket
Then heard the prompter holler
agus Iain Alex Rory
Angus Hector, Mary Sarah,
Archie Dan, Alex Joe
Little Johnny Dougal agus
Theresa Duncan Peter
All piled in a wagon for
a dance in Glencoe
Well they barrelled down
the back roads
By the farmhouse and the pasture
They barrelled down the back roads
Where the bochans wouldn't go
Sipped a little dealach just to
get the diddle flowing
Sang a gaelic song there was no radio
When they got to the dance
They could hear the fiddle playing
The could see the couples swaying
Through a window by the door
Shovelled out a nickel to a man
behind the wicket
Then heard the prompter holler