Luyện nghe bài hát Scotland Anthem Text

Although modern, this anthem the Battle of Bannockburn in 1314 when the
Scottish Army under I (the
Bruce) King of Scots defeated Edward II (of Canarfon) of England. This ended the
rule of Scotland. Ironically in
1603 Elizabeth I, of England, Wales, Ireland and France* died childless and her
second cousin VI King of Scots
ascended to the throne. Thus marriage achieved what the force of arms could not.
* English and later British Kings from Edward III to George III the title King of
though only one, Henry V was
actually crowned in France abd became defacto Kinf of France. Anthem courtesy of
Andrew Williams's .
O of Scotland,
When we see
like again,
That and died for,
wee bit Hill and Glen,
And stood him,
Edward's Army,
And him homeward,
Tae again.
The are bare now,
And Autumn
lie and still,
O'er land that is now,
Which so dearly held,
That against him,
Edward's Army,
And him homeward,
Tae again.
Those days are now,
And in the
must remain,
But we can rise now,
And be the again,
stood against him,
Proud Army,
And him homeward,
Tae again.
of Scotland,
When we see
like again,
That and died for,
Your wee bit and Glen,
And stood him,
Proud Army,
And him homeward,
Tae again
Sent by Andr Pereira da Silva Branco