Auld Lang Syne - Traditional Should [C] old acquaintance [G7] be forgot And [C] never [C7] brought to [F] mind Should [C] old acquaintance [G7] be forgot And [F] days of [G7] auld lang [C] syne For [C] auld lang [G7] syne, my dear For [C] auld lang [F] syne We'll [C] take a cup o' [G7] kindness [E7] yet And [Am] days of [F] auld [G7] lang [C] syne We [C] twa hae run a[G7]boot the braes And [C] pu'd the [C7]gowans [F] fine We've [C] wandered mony a [G7]weary foot Sin' [F] auld la-[G7]ang [C] syne Sin' [C] auld lang [G7] syne, my dear Sin' [C] auld lang [F] syne We've [C] wandered mony a [G7] weary [E7] foot Sin' [Am] auld [F] la-[G7]ang [C] syne We [C] twa hae sported [G7] i' the burn From [C] morning [C7]sun till [F] dine But [C] seas between us [G7] braid hae roared Sin' [F] auld la-[G7]ang [C] syne Sin' [C] auld lang [G7] syne, my dear Sin' [C] auld lang [F] syne But [C] seas between us [G7 ]braid hae [E7] roared Sin' [Am] auld [F]la-[G7]ang [C] syne And [C] ther's a hand, my [G7] trusty friend And [C] gie's a [C7]hand o' [F] thine We'll [C] take a cup o' [G7] kindness yet For [F] auld la-[G7]ang [C] syne For [C] auld lang [G7] syne, my dear, For [C] auld lang [F] syne We'll [C] take a cup o' [G7] kindness [E7] yet For [Am] auld [F] la-[G7]ang [C] syne