Flower Of Scotland Roy Williamson [intro] [G] Oh [D] flower of [G] Scotland, when will we [D] see your like [G] again That [C] fought and [G] died for, your [D] wee bit hill and [G] glen And [D] stood a[G]gainst him, Proud [C] Edward's [G] army And [C] sent him [G] homeward tae [F] think again…[G] The [D] hills are [G] bare now and autumn [D] leaves lie thick and [G] still O'er [C] land that is [G] lost now, which [D] those so dearly [G] held And [D] stood a[G]gainst him, Proud [C] Edward's [G] army And [C] sent him [G] homeward tae [F] think again…[G] Those [D] days are [G] passed now and in the [D] past they must [G] remain But [C] we can still rise [G] now and [D] be the nation [G] again And [D] stood a[G]gainst him, Proud [C] Edward's [G] army And [C] sent him [G] homeward tae [F] think again…[G] Oh [D] flower of [G] Scotland, when will we [D] see your like [G] again That [C] fought and [G] died for, your [D] wee bit hill and [G] glen And [D] stood a[G]gainst him, Proud [C] Edward's [G] army And [C] sent him [G] homeward tae [F] think again…[G] Oh [D] flower of [G] Scotland, when will we [D] see your like [G] again That [C] fought and [G] died for, your [D] wee bit hill and [G] glen And [D] stood a[G]gainst him, Proud [C] Edward's [G] army And [C] sent him [G] homeward tae [F] think again…[G]