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Donald Hargraves A different, more melancholic Auld Lang Syne from the usual, Guy Lombardo style tune you hear all the time.
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This has to be the most famous of all Robert Burns' songs. The "known" version is normally associated with the Scottish New Year festivities or a nostalgic end to an evening's revelries.

It is sad to say that the beauty and sadness of the lyric is usually forgotten, glossed over or, at best, never conveyed by the popular melody. It is to be hoped that this version carries the story line to the listener as much as it does to us.

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We twa hae rin aboot the braes
And pu'd the gowans fine
We've wandered many's the weary step
Since Auld Lang Syne

We twa he paidled in the burn
Frae morning sun till dine
But seas between us brade he roared
Since Auld Lang Syne

Aye and surely you'll be your pint stoup
And surely I'll be mine
We'll tak a cup o' kindness yet
For Auld Lang Syne

So here's a hand my trusty frien'
And here's a haud o' thine
We'll drink a right guid wullie waught
For the sake o' Auld Lang Syne

For Auld Lang Syne my dear
For Auld Lang Syne
We'll tak' a cup o' kindness yet
For the sake o' Auld Lang Syne

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from The Tannahill Weavers IV, released January 1, 1981
Robert Burns arr. Tannahill Weavers

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