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But lo! there breaks a yet more glorious day;
"Highland Cathedral" -- played by The Baton Rouge Pipes and Drums of the Caledo
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"Highland Cathedral" -- played by The Baton Rouge Pipes and Drums of the Caledonian Society
I simply love this tune. This band played this tune at the funeral of a dear friend Miller Dial in 2005.
This performance was at the Kirking of the Tartans, September 16, 2007, hosted by the Broadmoor Presbyterian Church, the St. Andrew Society of Baton Rouge, the Caledonian Society of Baton Rouge and the British Club. The band is under the direction of Pipe Major Stan Masinter and Drum Major David Goldsmith.
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There is a land far from this distant shore
Where heather grows and Highland Eagles soar
There is a land that will live ever more
Deep in my heart, my Bonnie Scotland
Though I serve so far away
I still see your streams, cities and dreams
I can`t wait until the day
When I`ll come home once more
So Lord keep me from the harm of war
Through all the dangers and the battles roar
Keep me safe until I`m home once more
Home to my own in Bonnie Scotland
No "I thought I was gonna die!"s - "What are ya tryin' to do, make me sick?!"
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