[00:00.00] 作曲 : Enter the Haggis
[00:21.09]The minstrel boy to the war has gone
[00:24.37]In the ranks of death you will find him
[00:27.81]His father's sword he is girded o
[00:31.09]And his wild harp slung behind him
[00:34.90]"Land of song", cried the warrior bard“
[00:38.63]"Though all the world betrays thee
[00:41.58]One sword at least thy roads shall guard
[00:45.03]One faithful heart shall praise thee"
[00:55.71]The minstrel fell but the foeman's sword
[00:58.57]Could not bring that proud soul under
[01:02.38]The harp he loved never spoke again
[01:05.63]For he tore its cords asunder
[01:09.43]He said, "No chain shall sully thee
[01:12.97]No strength shall taint your bravery
[01:16.40]The songs remain for the young and free
[01:19.45]They shall never sound in slavery"
[01:51.16]The minstrel boy to the war has gone
[01:53.71]In the ranks of death you will find him
[01:57.96]His father's sword he has girded on
[02:00.78]And his wild harp slung behind him
[02:06.01]He said, "No chain shall sully thee
[02:09.13]No strength shall taint your bravery
[02:12.85]The songs remain for the young and free
[02:16.14]They shall never sound in slavery"

作曲 : Enter the Haggis
The minstrel boy to the war has gone
In the ranks of death you will find him
His father's sword he is girded o
And his wild harp slung behind him
"Land of song", cried the warrior bard“
"Though all the world betrays thee
One sword at least thy roads shall guard
One faithful heart shall praise thee"
The minstrel fell but the foeman's sword
Could not bring that proud soul under
The harp he loved never spoke again
For he tore its cords asunder
He said, "No chain shall sully thee
No strength shall taint your bravery
The songs remain for the young and free
They shall never sound in slavery"
The minstrel boy to the war has gone
In the ranks of death you will find him
His father's sword he has girded on
And his wild harp slung behind him
He said, "No chain shall sully thee
No strength shall taint your bravery
The songs remain for the young and free
They shall never sound in slavery"