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Prince Charlie 
Prince Charlie 
When Charlie first cam' tae the North With the manly look o' a Highland laddie, He turned every true Scot tae himsel' Tae view the lad an' his tartan plaidie 
cho: Love fareweel, friends fareweel Tae guard my King I bid a' fareweel 
When King Geordie heard o' this, That he had gaen North tae win for his daddy, He sent John Cope up tae the North Tae catch the lad an' his tartan plaidie. 
When Cope cam' tae Inverness, They told him he was South already. Like a lion bold he conquered all Wi' every shake o' his tartan plaidie. 
When they cam' tae Aberdeen, The English fleet was lying ready Tae carry them ower tae Edinburgh toon, Tae catch the lad and his tartan plaidie. 
On Prestonpans he formed his clans, He neither regarded son nor daddy; Like the wind o' the sky he made them tae fly, Wi' every shake o' his tartan plaidie. 
The Duke of Perth was on his right, The bold Munroe and the brave Glengarry, From the Isle of Skye the brave Lochiel, McLarens bold and the brave MacReady. 
A painted room and a silken bed Would scarecely please a wee German Laddie But a far better Prince than ever he was Laid amang the heather on his Highland plaidie. 
From Scottish Folksinger, Buchan and Hall APR99