The Corries - The Wild Mountain Thyme

[@ihategigglegigglesucks3081]

I played this at my wife's funeral it was played on our first serious date, and it seemed right to play it and Lorena at her funeral. My God, how I miss her, today is the anniversary of that date.

[@SmilePileProd]

I am so sorry for that loss. Something I've always liked about these traditional scot/irish songs is they acknowledge the inherent sorrow to any joy directly or indirectly. That you loved fearlessly and remember it is something I admire. Life gives us so few joys as great. I bet she was a presence to behold. Cheers to further risks from hope and beauty.

[@ihategigglegigglesucks3081]

SmilePileProd I did feel that way, she was a strong, and gentle lady, she might not have been perfect, but she was just perfect *for* me, I know she is looking down from Heaven and still watching over me. I feel her on a cool breeze in a still room and now it is a kiss. I have many great memories of her, including friends at a pub playing it for me on our first real date that and Gentle Annie by Tommy Makem were our songs.

[@stanlaurel5719]

good on you..very fitting

[@ihategigglegigglesucks3081]

stan laurel thank you!

[@ihategigglegigglesucks3081]

***** It doesn't start hurting less you learn to live with it. I can't tell you how sorry I am, for you loss.

[@carolmurray187]

My mum sang this this song to me my whole life. I’ll see her again and we’ll sing it together.

[@lovesings2us]

For sure!

[@kinverrunner]

And you will see her too, Carol. I know it for sure because of what I have experienced since my dear mum and my brother passed away.

[@treasaighratcliffe7974]

😭😭😭 God bless you! ❤

[@sdrtcacgnrjrc]

Sounds like a wonderful mum ❤

[@carloshannon8346]

She hears you singing it now ❤

[@flautalee3090]

Who’s here in 2024 listening to this fine tune?❤

[@DavidThomas-dg8hk]

Hello__Dear how are you doing today.. How's everything going over there ... I hope you're having a good day..🌹🌹🌹🐻🐻

[@Tom-nb2dq]

Me love traditional ballads

[@davidross5735]

I am, my folks are Scottish, I grew up in Nottingham, I think I wore out my Mums tape of The Corries!

[@davidross5735]

@@DavidThomas-dg8hk Im good thanks pal, hows you?

[@1nancy_carmichael_music]

Me and my sister, planning to sing at a song swap tomorrow

[@rmcdaniel423]

I have a dearly departed friend. Before she succumbed to cancer, while she was still vibrant at a camping event, I asked her for a song to learn on my cello, in her behalf. She told me to learn this song. Forever in my heart, this song is hers. and I can still recall her joyous exuberance as we hiked around the campground that night. I barely got to know her, but I miss her.

[@scrimmy45]

I have tears in my eyes reading this. From a 62 year old man. You have done your great friend proud. Very well done xx

[@BettyFL]

@@scrimmy45I agree ❤️

[@BettyFL]

Beautiful tribute to your friend ❤

[@sco9899]

Who’s here in 2021 listening to this beautiful song 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@RuralSpanishRetirement]

Saw the Corrie's live in 1972. Concert so good I've never forgotten it. One of my favourite songs. 😍

[@sco9899]

I’m 21 and I’m here listening to it good song like

[@fifefantasi9397]

Aye I'll go

[@bobbell4461]

me an exiled Langholm man living in North London. The music of the Corries is uplifting and brings a tear to the eye. Roy died far too young. Both should have been Knighted for their music. Cannot hear Flower of Scotland or the Rose of Allendale or any one of the great songs without thing of grand nights at the City Halls in Glasgow in the late 70s early 80s. Aye the best Scotland has ever produced.

[@Michael-mm3fm]

Me - surely one of the most beautiful songs ever written

[@georgepetrie5765]

This song reminds me of great family gatherings at New Year in Glasgow. All the elders are nearly all gone now. Great people, great times, greatly missed.

[@carolwalker8208]

Happy hogmanay

[@thomascuddihy2933]

❤🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@rajabalu7996]

I have been in tears since the first time I heard Corries' rendition in 2009. By the by, I am from south India. Music knows no boundaries indeed.

[@TommyH2o]

So true! I'm from the Eastern US and I love music from places like Tamil as well!

[@aaronhally836]

Who's all here in lockdown listening to this beautiful music to lift their spirits

[@BillHillytheSillyBilly]

Old Iainyboy is :-)

[@davidmackenzie74]

I am David Mackenzie it’s a fantastic rendition of that lovely song.

[@davidhorton502]

Absolutely, the late and great Clive James says we could probably get by without humour but a life without music is unthinkable. Just a magic version of this song. Hooray for KZbin and gems like this

[@azkazhumalieva142]

Me , I like the song a lot

[@renardgrise]

I was listening to it the whole time... lockdown changed nothing for me :-P.

[@Rikki0]

You know, I often don't like to hear the audience participate in the singing. But I swear, they added a lot to this performance. The audience was spot on and sounded great. Almost like true back up singers. Very nice post. Thanks kindly.

[@simonwatkins3236]

Folk club audience they have heard it and sung it as often the performers.

[@johnc5160]

Agreed. Made the hairs on my arms stand up.

[@MrHammerman97]

@@simonwatkins3236 I need this in Canada. Where's the celts over here! I know Nova Scotia and Newfoundland but there must be more in Ontario LOL

[@paulmchutchison8781]

At my grandad's funeral, his sister was sat behind me and I could hear her softly singing along to this as it was played, just as the audience is doing here. I often come back to this video and it gives me chills every time!

[@johnmcfarlane748]

ditto

[@mosmogarcia7744]

This is my favorite song. I love this rendition. A lot of people are saying they associate this with goodbyes and the ending of a life, but this song saved mine. My condolences to all who are suffering and may you find peace in the melodies that heal you ❤

[@escapingbenzoozhopehelphea523]

I'd love to know the story of how this song saved your life! I've heard one song saved a life before, Stan Rogers The Mary Ellen Carter, with its refrain, "Rise again, rise again - though your heart it be broken And life about to end No matter what you’ve lost, be it a home, a love, a friend. Like the Mary Ellen Carter, rise again. A man was drowning, and about to go down for the last time, when he heard this song in his mind and with all his dwindling strength - rose again. A passing boat saw him and rescued him. Please tell us your story. It won't tarnish the loving grief of the many who associate it with the ending of life.

[@BottleOfCoke]

You might also Jacob Colliers version of this song

[@brennacarr6253]

This is the song we chose to remember our granddaughter Sophie. She would have been four tomorrow. Instead she is forever 16 months, and my heart weeps every day. Her sister is 6, and listens to this often in remembrance.

[@magzb2642]

I so hated losing a baby in my work as a children's nurse. Thankfully it didn't happen often. Sophie would have been one I hated losing. Sending you all the blessing Sophie would bestow. I remember all the wonderful grandparents I met xo

[@MickyG89Grd]

R.I.P little one..In the arms of the Angel's Now ♥️

[@zdenka239]

💔💔💔💔

[@MegaGamingUSA]

god bless her

[@maximan4363]

This never gets old! 50 years and still beings a tear to my eye! The Corries, never to be forgotten!

[@guggylein666]

I´m from Germany....and when i hear the corries i can hear, smell, see and taste scotland...to all scots - you can be proud....great music, great country, great whisky...best ever...

[@markferrari9316]

My mum has lay in a cemetery in Australia for 30 years... far from the heather of her homeland. My dad used to call her his Bonnie Lassie. LOVE this song always have. Reminds me of me mam.

[@jesswollf]

Mark Ferrari I’m sorry she couldn’t be in her homeland...

[@slydoll7877]

When your spirit has passed, it goes to where it wants to be. She's in her homeland now. x

[@docholiday8308]

Mark Ferrari I used to my wife my "Bonnie Lass" God grant near Soul Rest.

[@ohgodimgood]

God rest her soul, Mark. And btw, Mark, my grandfather's name was Ferrari.

[@susanlittlejohn8054]

she is HOME

[@malikibrahim6333]

this is my favorite version, crowd sounds angelic

[@treasaighratcliffe7974]

Yes!! This 👆👆👆 Beautiful

[@jaidencracknell2326]

I'm going through a rough patch in life right now, but I swear this song always manages to calm me down and let me get my emotions out, fucking beautiful rendition

[@Deejaay83urj38]

Yep, me too. You can't beat the Corries. Chin up . .

[@treasaighratcliffe7974]

We're out here my friend!

[@Haadi42]

A pakistani and feel so home with the scottish folk. I pray and aim to visit the lochs and towns of scotland. my well wishes to all the folks over there.

[@rd9831]

These are real musicians, best traditional music. ❤. This can be appreciated thru the ages.

[@wsiklogfh]

Even though i am from Greece this song gives me the chills, what an amazing and beautiful place Scotland is, somehow i have always felt a deep love and drawn for that place and i honestly hope i can visit one day. Cheers to every Scottish man or woman reading this

[@porterhall27]

it's slightly wetter than Greece! Take an umbrella

[@wsiklogfh]

@@porterhall27 i will remember that, thank you

[@christophermcpeake1609]

Its not Scottish irisg man named Francis Francis mcpeake wrote this from belfast

[@Arcadiabeckons]

Here's hoping 2021 is far kinder to all of us in terms of travel, safety and health. I hope it lives up to your expectations :)

[@wsiklogfh]

@@Arcadiabeckons Thank you, same to you, 2020 was indeed a toilet year

[@stephenmacdonald3727]

This is the best version of this song. The backing vocals make it so great.

[@Deejaay83urj38]

Yep, they are the best

[@Milesyamiga]

There aren't backing vocals - its traditional for the listeners to join in the chorus

[@stephenmacdonald3727]

@@Milesyamiga I know that. I was making reference to the crowd.

[@DavidThomas-dg8hk]

Hello__Dear how are you doing today.. How's everything going over there ... I hope you're having a good day..🌹🌹🌹

[@amit22281]

I m from India but staying in Glasgow for 4 years. Love this song.. love u all Scottish people you are amazing community on the planet 👍🏻

[@adammcsorley3801]

So glad you dound the true heart of Scottish folk.

[@LaFlaneuse0]

Hope you're enjoying your stay

[@archiebunker4108]

Good on ye, Jimmie.

[@jameswilson3991]

love u too

[@BNJT]

You're in the right place. Had the best curry I've ever eaten at a Tamil place in Glasgow

[@welshpete12]

There are some beautiful womens voices in that audience .

[@notmyname1289]

+welshpete12 without a doubt mate

[@Memento--Mori]

For sure.

[@johnwilson8372]

Not My Name n

[@johnmelvin7892]

I went to couple of Corries concert in the candle Riggs in Glasgow back in the early seventies, the women in the audience showed the guys up in the singing stakes for sure. lol.

[@concettajaworski2793]

I’m an American, and I love this beautiful song. I first heard it in Scotland and knew it as Will Ye Go Lassie. When my father passed away, I asked my classical guitarist son to choose a song to play at the funeral. He asked me to check out an instrumental called Wild Mountain Thyme. I recognized it immediately and was very touched to hear my son play this at my father’s Mass.

[@susanlittlejohn8054]

couldn't have picked a greater song, and the Corries are legend in SCOTLAND. GOD BLESS

[@jmcc2275]

The Silencers performed the original “ Wild Mountain Thyme”.Check it out . The track is credited to. Mr Peake,a member of the band.

[@brucecollins4729]

@@jmcc2275 which was adapted from an older scottish sang....braes o balquidder.

[@scrimmy45]

Beautiful story , thank you - from a Scotsman.

[@moominpic]

@@jmcc2275 Mr Peake is Francis McPeake of the McPeake family of Belfast. The family sang it in 1950s. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wild_Mountain_Thyme

[@maryhubble353]

Mary is listening as I have done for many years. I am 82. My heart is filled with love for these wonderful voices singing these wonderful songs and the music just feels my soul. It’s so wonderful to be able to tune in at any time and listen, I never Get tired of listening

[@marionjohnston8085]

This was my husbands favourite song played this at his funeral, Bobby always sang along to this song wish he was still here to sing it, miss him so very much.

[@magzb2642]

I hope we never lose this stirrings of our ancestral soul. The Celtic is ours to cherish.♡♤

[@alanlewis5620]

We lived in Glasgow, Scotland for 2 years between 1975-1977 and my eldest son was born in Southern General. I fell in love Scottish folk music and especially the Corries and have many records of them but this song is still my favourite. The Corries will always be probably my favourite folk group.

[@DavidThomas-dg8hk]

Hello__Dear how are you doing today.. How's everything going over there ... I hope you're having a good day..🌹🌹🌹

[@kazzi7887]

A powerful melody that manages to stir the pride of many with Irish & Scottish ancestry.

[@wboyle9721]

Very true this song and Danny boy God bless ireland and scotland

[@jordan_2565]

I'm crying at this. My school sang this when I was leaving for high school. It makes me proud to be Scottish.

[@johngordon6328]

I am proud also

[@dequashonfontaloosi4229]

I was sang this as well

[@Sylphmoon]

I'm not Scottish at all but every single one of this duo's songs fills me with peaceful joy. Truly beautiful music, I've never heard their equals.

[@evadd2]

Tommy Makem

[@James-wk8ne]

I’m 14 and someone from my small primary school died and our whole year was basically a family because we have been together since kindergarten and when we had his memorial our whole class sung this song

[@horsehide3039]

Good on you, Dulcie. Keep that feeling in your heart.

[@tony22745]

If there's a heaven, this is what it sounds like.

[@2spacecat]

+Martin Langley Yes, if that's what it sounds like, then I think I know what it looks like..... Scotland

[@jamiemacarthur2420]

Martin Langley this is a sad song tho

[@andreamay9807]

Yes 🙏💜

[@语言沙龙]

I have come from China and now living in Canada. I love Scottish music very much!

[@mrnicey2006]

This is magic!! the audience sound like some heavenly choir. the corries sum up what scottish music was all about. goin around playin town halls all round the country, uncomplicated and simple. everything was about community back then, help thy neighbour. wish we could get that back. oan the corries!!

[@dennisking8918]

I heard this song for the first time today on WFMT classical music station in Chicago, sung by a choir from Trinity College , Dublin . Listened to this , and it’s fantastic, am crying like a baby . My true love went to The Wild Mountain Thyme 2 weeks ago . I can never find another . She waits amongst the blooming heather . We will go and see you Lassie , we will go when Jesus calls us home . We miss and love you so .

[@chickensoup44]

Beautiful words.. Sorry for your loss♥

[@Deejaay83urj38]

The trinity college quoir is stunning

[@Michajeru]

This is my all-time favorite song. And none can sing it better than the Corries.

[@steveparker7671]

Hello Micha

[@MichałJRzeczycki]

O the summer time has come And the trees are sweetly bloomin' And the wild mountain thyme Grows around the bloomin' heather Will ye go lassie go? Chorus: And we'll all go together To pull wild mountain thyme All around the bloomin' heather Will ye go lassie go? I will build my love a bower (summerhouse) By yon cool crystal fountain And round it I will pile All the wild flowers o' the mountain Will ye go lassie go? (chorus) I will range through the wilds And the deep glen sae dreary And return wi' their spoils Tae the bower o' my dearie Will ye go lassie go? (chorus) If my true love she'll not come Then I'll surely find another To pull wild mountain thyme All around the bloomin' heather Will ye go lassie go? (chorus)

[@delainiab7301]

Thank you

[@Libertas1791]

What it would have been like to sit in a pub and have the Corries there singing, with a dog at the hearth and a bitter in hand! Ah, the beautiful moments of life! Thanks be to God.

[@andrewgardiner2291]

I work at a residential care home and would sing this to the service users. Music is such a powerful thing. Someone with a dementia diagnosis suddenly remembers the words and harmonies. Just incredible!. This is however the best rendition of this song I have ever heard. A masterpiece. ENJOY.

[@matthewfleming6788]

Andrew Gardiner I’m a PhD student in psychology. My research is related to trauma, but I’ve come across several peer reviewed studies that discuss how music is almost indelibly printed on our minds. It’s a touchstone that often overcomes the worst that age and disease can bring. Such a gift.

[@scrimmy45]

@@matthewfleming6788 my personal belief is that misic can ' massage ' the brain as well as sooth the soul.

[@fugazy2656]

I'm here from the Jacob Collier Song Accoiaction. Great Song!!

[@tangysbodaciouschannel427]

Same

[@tinytimtam]

same

[@jordanshattuck8708]

same

[@bialacttea]

same

[@Sam-od1ge]

sameee

[@fluffywaffles]

Anyone else cry like a baby hearing this?

[@ianbaillie7720]

Yes

[@davidross5735]

I'm glad its not just me!

[@madmike963963]

No - l cry because I'm almost 82 and haven't been to a Hay Réunion yet! But - hope springs eternal! I live in Puget Sound.

[@TheCarambasam]

My favorite Scottish song of all. I am English but absolutely love this.

[@jamiemacarthur2420]

Orla Organ its a beuatiful song sister

[@DavieMcGuire1990]

@@themiddlegame1600 true but all the best versions are Scottish.

[@keithmitchell6548]

@@themiddlegame1600 Scottish, actually: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wild_Mountain_Thyme

[@keithmitchell6548]

Sam OShea Tell you what, since you claim it’s Irish, the burden of proof lies with you.

[@keithmitchell6548]

Sam OShea You’ll be saying next that The Green Fields of France is Irish.. 😂

[@JosephAlanMeador]

It doesn't get better than this. I can't stop singing this, and my heart yearns for it's Home isles...

[@bosola7168]

I comment on this every time I'm drunk and missing home. Even though I'm half English and Scots. It's on another level. Peace and love, folks.

[@stevieG.]

Nice one - same here but I'm half Irish, always seem to end up listenng after a seession

[@andreamay9807]

Awwh bless you 🙏

[@VerleManewell-g8x]

Yes I am always here listening to this beautiful music thank you so much ❤️🙏🌹

[@MrRavenstruther]

My Dad used to sing this to my brother and I at bedtime when we were small. Heard it at Hogmanay last year for the first time in years. It's fair to say that I had a moment. Lovely song.

[@steveparker7671]

Hello Campbell

[@williammcintyre2377]

my mum died yesterday, we used to sing this in the car all time driving through the glens, too heart broken to play it at her funeral. so chose her next favourite, Jock of Hazeldine.

[@KyUx2]

I remember hearing this as a child. My parents would have gatherings of about 25 people and a big fire and they would all sing this song, and I remember it was the most beautiful thing I'd heard in my life. I couldn't find the song anywhere until I found this, and it reminded me of the times of all the beautiful people singing their hearts out around the fire. It brought tears to my eyes.

[@rosskeenan9117]

I grew up on this song 🎵my granny and gradad played the corries all the time its just beautiful..

[@peejayhims3lf]

This tears me up man. Such purity, and when people Come together and sing. Holy smokes.

[@edzakete.3700]

Divinity, the singing together 1 accord

[@scrimmy45]

Powerfull for sure. And so beautifull too. RIP Roy.

[@jocelynlimbrick3724]

Our family sang this at our Mums funeral service, all children their partners and grandchildren, was lovely to hear this in New Zealand

[@youngscotsman]

So sad to hear of a funeral...sometimes the music soothes the heart. I am scottish and lived here in South island NZ since i was 21. Visit the Families in Scotland regular...the heart is strength....not one person

[@mhariwarner1924]

This song evokes so many emotions. I feel so much joy and I just start crying. It is so beautiful and makes me proud of my Scottish heritage.

[@bobturnbull4051]

My childhood, growing up in Scotland, the Corries are forever, 66 now in California but you know where my heart is. 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@bobturnbull4051]

Me too, 68 now, 36 years in California. I'm thinking it's time to go home now. 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@MomoMilne]

​@@bobturnbull4051Haste ye back 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@vickydunnett5394]

I have loved the Corrie's since my twenties. Still love them. Beautiful men - beautiful voices. Gentle & kind. God rest them both. I miss them xxxx

[@Pumpherstonsmith]

Ronnie Brown isn`t dead!!! At least not when I wrote this oct 2021

[@davidross5735]

@@Pumpherstonsmith I think his heart and drive died when Roy died tho

[@felizmote7369]

sometimes listening to this kind of song remains me of the feeling of home even though I am an Asian islander. It feels homely.

[@hawfcut2394]

We're all brothers.

[@jenniferhardie9463]

Listen to this as often as is possible. I just loved the Corries. Got all their albums.

[@NiallMor]

I love the warm intimate feel of this recording. The audience knows every word of this song and they are enjoying every moment of this performance--they are part of it.

[@steveparker7671]

Hello Neil

[@paulinedixon3490]

This song stirs the soul. So moving. It upsets me every time I hear it.

[@DavidThomas-dg8hk]

Hello__ Pauline how are you doing today.. How's everything going over there ... I hope you're having a good day..🌹🌹🌹

[@paulinedixon3490]

@@DavidThomas-dg8hk Hi David. I’m fine thankyou. Still cold with lots of rain though. Looking forward to Spring

[@evadd2]

This song always made my mother sing and cry as she remembered her father. Still makes me sing and cry.

[@supergastonh]

Somehow I'm from the other side of the world and still this moves my heart to tears. The heavenly promise to meet again with your loved ones in the other side. That lovely hope in every culture share

[@EuskaltelEuskadi]

Hands down best ever version of this beautiful song. Roy's quiet "Goodnight" at the end always gets me.

[@Arkybark]

Me, too. Every time I listen to this, I have to turn up the sound so as not to miss it!

[@raywade6034]

I love the accompaniment from the women in the audience. Very sweet and gentle.

[@remotegod255]

that contrast of voices, rough and smooth, those simple but elegant rhymes, vivid words, over a simple plucked guitar, then the chorus of singers behind it, the gentle footstep sound, the vocal harmonies blossoming and strengthening, it's almost unbearable how beautiful it is

[@krissyvicky8256]

Aye a kno brother .fuckin brillant

[@abbyhanna305]

It's just great and touching as the audience joins in on the chorus. No debate needed. Just music.

[@stevegribbon8628]

My grandmother sang this song to me while she rocked me as a young child.... I did not remember the song until I heard it again almost 35 years later when performed in a Halifax restaurant. It brought me right back on her lap as a young child in the rocking chair, hearing her sing it to me. I hope it resonates ith my grandchildren as much.

[@aileenlightbody91]

Went to all their concerts in Edinburgh when I was younger, and they were always packed out. Loved the way they could get the audiences to sing along with them. Roy Williamson had the most amazing musical talent and his premature death was a tragedy.

[@LaFlaneuse0]

Truly

[@stevesmith7890]

So deeply moved by this song, first heard it done recently by James Taylor and loved it, then searching for it on KZbin this week I came upon the Corries version and ( forgive me James) I was even more blown away.

[@carstenen]

why must i always cry,when i hear this?

[@patwalsh9235]

Understand that

[@ohgodimgood]

How could you not cry?

[@georgeburnett53]

why would you not?

[@michaelrobinson8590]

Yeah I know.

[@Michael-mm3fm]

It’s one of the most gorgeous melodies ever

[@michellemartin8610]

Absolutely beautiful thank-you from Australia ❤

[@DavidThomas-dg8hk]

Hello__Dear how are you doing today.. How's everything going over there ... I hope you're having a good day..🌹🌹🌹

[@COUP48]

We use to sing this at our folk club in Cardiff during the sixties - it use to be our anthem. A Scotish song that so epitomizes the Welsh Vallies and a time of dreams,wild heather and peace.

[@StewartNicolasBILLYCONNOLLY]

Roy Williamson......unbelievable voice and talent. Supported and assisted by the great Ronnie Brown

[@steveparker7671]

Hello Nicol

[@MacGiollaChonáin]

Though I was born in the US, my soul and my blood remembers. I cant help but feel a deep sadness and a great longing to return to that beautiful land of which I have become a stranger.

[@JustWeeMe1]

I am! Listening to songs that remind me of my late parents. This is one of the songs my dad used to sing .... he was a great singer x

[@kennethfairgrieve2066]

Celebrating Burns night in Adelaide South Australia to Scots folk all over the world there's no many like us and we are awe daft 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿👍🍻

[@Lizzie-h3j]

My dad used to sing this to me when I was a wee girl and then we used to sing it together ❤ we played this and Caledonia at his funeral. Saor Alba

[@AnnAlecPeters]

Right here in 2024. Just in Scotland, singing this with my in-laws big family. Beautiful moment.

[@ernierussell7680]

The applause says it all!! Beautiful rendition!!

[@texiagorman7568]

Even I am in Chile I love this group, they are fantastic. I always hear their songs.

[@TundeAsaju]

Apparently, the old church hymns were a reflection of the rich culture of the colonialists expressed to their maker. I'm listening to this from Ottawa in Spring 2023 and it reminds me of the old spiritual songs I used to hear from my late friend Joseph Dada Adegoke. He was raised in an orphanage in Mopa, Kogi State Nigeria. I can't describe the feelings this tune evokes. Thanks to the person who wrote the lyrics so I can follow the tune. Sounds like something JD would have enjoyed. And Graeme Barnantyne too. Thanks for sharing this collection, they are awesome.❤❤❤

[@georgecox1468]

What a great, if not the greatest rendition of Wild Mountain Thyme. You can almost smell the Highland air as you listen

[@antanasmokus]

Ok My first time hearing this I'm from Argentina And... Now I think I'll never stop hearing this song AMAZING

[@lindalawrence6249]

I saw the Corries a few times in Glasgow in the 70's. My first concerts. Wonderful xxx

[@benjamindrury5005]

Almost perfect rendition.. The Corries are the highest standard of live performers I’ve ever heard

[@chrisgall9162]

It was played instrumental at my wee sisters funeral. It will always have a special place in my heart.

[@scotsexile1]

The greatest song ever written and sung. Scotland, my country!

[@Bruce-1956]

Memories of my youth in Edinburgh. Been away from Scotland now for 41 years.

[@fionaphillips3458]

A fitting song for the travails of 2021, simply beautiful.

[@tylerlind5195]

It’s crazy a Irish-German American loves Scottish music so much! God bless y’all !

[@carollawrence3033]

The definitive version of this wonderful song X

[@DavidThomas-dg8hk]

Hello__ Carol how are you doing today.. How's everything going over there ... I hope you're having a good day..🌹🌹🌹

[@CarolineMitchell-v1r]

Just bacame a fan of this about a year ago now a fav..love the Corries

[@meerutpat]

Another year has come and gone. Have we got what we hoped for in 2015. Good health and peace are enough. Bless you for 2016.

[@spiritblue9]

+Happy Human ..Happy New Years to you also.....

[@alexanderfleming6040]

+Happy Human MAY GOD CONTINUE TO BLESS THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. A HAPPY 2016 TO MY FELLOW AMERICANS AND TO EVERYONE ELSE. ALEXANDER FLEMING, WASH DC/VA, FEB. 26, 2016

[@meerutpat]

ALEXANDER FLEMING My sister lives in North Carolina. Hope they make the right choice in the next election. Bless you. Happy Human

[@laurencejosephson4504]

+Happy Human The right Choice is the act of Choosing. It let's you know you are alive.

[@SmahTime]

well then, i feel i should say something now its 2017 I hope the earth doesn't blow up yet

[@stefanofocacci]

This song reminds me of my first visit to Scotland, when I fell in love with that country.

[@dolczeska]

yesterday some irish guys were singing this for me at my city's market square and absolutely fell in love with it! (i'm form polnad)

[@noghd2560]

This is Scottish, not Irish. Close enough though, Scots and Irish are best of friends.

[@vlogswithsam8914]

Wild Mountain Thyme was written by William Mc peak and finished by his son Francis, The song is not a scottish song it's an Irish song. William Mc Peak was from Belfast and as the ulster scotch dialect is so close to scottish its a common mistake to think the song is scottish. It most certainly is not.

[@aodh78]

Yet based on the Scottish song the The Braes of Balquhither.

[@vlogswithsam8914]

It's best to say it's both.

[@aodh78]

Irish, Scottish, it's a continuum.

[@robertbrown3064]

I don't think I've ever heard a piece of music quite like this one. It seems to be saturated, dripping even, with bittersweet emotion, like biting into honeycomb. There's an impression of things lost but not quite forgotten, of the simpler lives of our ancestors, closer to nature and to each other.

[@montysmith1004]

Welcome Scotland to the Euro 21! It's great that you are back, love to see the scottish Team. Greetings from Germany.

[@jonsebastian4823]

First heard this by the Byrds back in 65, blew me away back then still does today. What a beautiful trad folk song

[@mocha_bear05]

I'm so proud to be singing this in choir. It's such a beautiful song to sing and to relax to

[@scouterjim]

This was the wedding dance song for my wife and I. It holds a special place in my heart.

[@ShyMoonheart]

I LOVE the Corries. I wish I had seen them live back when Roy and Ronnie were at their peak before Roy's sad demise. What a special pair!

[@dantevidruh7463]

Beautiful piece of music by these two inspirational passionate Scotsmen true Scottish legends I was brought up listening to them and I'm still listening to them R.I.P Roy