D Dmaj7 Bsus2 Fm
G A Asus4 A
D Dmaj7 Bsus2 Fm
The old days have gone that had use for a man
G A Asus4 A
Who supported his laird-ship, protectin' his land.
D Dmaj7 Bsus2 Fm
Who in times of unrest, would have died for his lord
G A Asus4 A G
Now the soldiers of England have taken his broad sword.
D Dmaj7 Bsus2 Fm
And there's fire in the glen, fire in the glen!
G A Asus4 A G
But no fire in the eyes of our Highland men...
D Dmaj7 Bsus2 Fm
And the laird has a smile for the makers of graves
G A Asus4 A
For the builders of empires and the keepers of slaves
D Dmaj7 Bsus2 Fm
For he kept his great home losing nothing but pride
G A Asus4 A G
Though his kinsmen lay huddled along the shore-side...
D Dmaj7 Bsus2 Fm
And there's fire in the glen, fire in the glen!
G A Asus4 A G
But no fire in the eyes of our Highland men...
D Dmaj7 Bsus2 Fm
So beware of their banners and the general's lies
G A Asus4 A
There's no glory for the poor man, no glittering prize
D Dmaj7 Bsus2 Fm
For we gave all we had, now our homes they fall down
G A Asus4 A G
And I cry out "Republic!" and allegiance to no crown.
D Dmaj7
For there's fire in the glen
D Dmaj7 Bsus2 Fm
The old days have gone that had use for a man
G A Asus4 A
Who supported his laird-ship, protecting his land
D Dmaj7 Bsus2 Fm
Who in times of unrest, he would have dies for his lord
G A Asus4 A G
Now the soldiers of England have taken his broad sword
Em Fm Bsus2 Fm
And there's fire in the glen, fire in the glen
G A Asus4 A G
But no fire in the eyes of our Highland men
Em Fm Bsus2 Fm
And there's fire in the glen, fire in the glen
G A Asus4 A G
