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Calum Beag O Thìr a'Mhurain |
| Credits : | Traditional; arranged by Maggie MacInnes & Graeme Hughes |
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a) Calum Beag O Thìr a'Mhurain
b) The Twisted Bridge |
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| Appears On : | Spiorad Beatha |
| Language : | Gàidhlig (Scottish Gaelic) |
| Lyrics : | English Translation : |
| 'S Calum beag o thìr a'mhurain | Little Calum from the land of Marram Grass |
| Calum beag o lub a'gheòidh | Little Calum from the goose-dub |
| Calum beag o thìr a'mhurain | Little Calum from the land of Marram Grass |
| Bheireadh e luinneag air ceòl | He would sing the chorus to a tune |
| 'S Calum beag o thìr a'mhurain | Little Calum from the land of Marram Grass |
| Calum beag o lub a'gheòidh | Little Calum from the goose-dub |
| Calum beag o thìr a'mhurain | Little Calum from the land of Marram Grass |
| Bheireadh e luinneag air ceòl | He would sing the chorus to a tune |
| Sud am bàta chaidh o riaghailt | There's the boat that's gone off course |
| Bàta nach iarraidh a seòl | The boat that doesn't need a sail |
| Tonnan ga togail's 'ga leagail | Lifting and dropping with the waves |
| 'S Calum 's a bhoineid 'na dhòrn | And Calum with his bonnet in his fist |
| Sud am bàta chaidh o riaghailt | There's the boat that's gone off course |
| Bàta nach iarraidh a seòl | The boat that doesn't need a sail |
| Tonnan ga togail's 'ga leagail | Lifting and dropping with the waves |
| 'S Calum 's a bhoineid 'na dhòrn | And Calum with his bonnet in his fist |
| 'S Calum beag o thìr a'mhurain | Little Calum from the land of Marram Grass |
| Calum beag o lub a'gheòidh | Little Calum from the goose-dub |
| Calum beag o thìr a'mhurain | Little Calum from the land of Marram Grass |
| Bheireadh e luinneag air ceòl | He would sing the chorus to a tune |
| 'S Calum beag o thìr a'mhurain | Little Calum from the land of Marram Grass |
| Calum beag o lub a'gheòidh | Little Calum from the goose-dub |
| Calum beag o thìr a'mhurain | Little Calum from the land of Marram Grass |
| Bheireadh e luinneag air ceòl | He would sing the chorus to a tune |