Hopekirk, Helen, ed|Come all ye jolly shepherds /When the kye come hame |Cope sent a letter frae Dunbar /Johnnie Cope |Cro-Challin would gie me /Colin's Cattle |Farewell to Lochaber /Locaber no more |Far over yon hills /Flora MacDonald's Lament |Flow gently sweet Afton /Afton Water |Gin a body meet a body /Comin' thro' the rye |Hame hame hame! |Heavy the beat of the weary waves /Old Dirge from the Isle of Mull |Hush-a-by darling |Hush ye my bairnie /Cagaran Gaolach |I climb the mountains /Fhir a Bhàta |I left my darling lying here /A Fairy Lullaby |I'm wearin' awa' Jean /The Land o' the Leal |I wish I were where Helen lies /Fair Helen of Kirkconnel |John Anderson my jo John |Maxwellton braes are bonnie /Annie Laurie |My brown-haired maiden /Mo nighean donn Bhòidheach |My love she's but a lassie yet |My love to my bride /Fair Young Mary |My own dear one's gone /Dh' fhalbh mo leannan fhéin |My brown maid /Mo nighean donn |My pretty Mary /Màiri Bhòidheach |Nae mair we'll meet again |O'er Coolin's face the night is creeping /MacCrimmon's Lament |Oh Charlie is my darling |O hearken and I will tell you how /Scottish Wedding |Och och mar tha mi ! /The Islay Maiden |Oh love will venture in |Oh mirk mirk is the midnight hour /Lord Gregory |Oh where tell me where /The Blue Bells of Scotland |Oh my love is like a red red rose |Oh why left I my hame? |Put off and row wi' speed |Red red is the path to glory /'Stu mo Rùn |Sad am I and sorrow-laden /Soiridh ! |See afar yon hill Ardmore /The Praise of Islay |Scots wha ha'e wi' Wallce bled |Should auld acquaintance be forgot /Auld Lang Syne |Since my loved one has gone /Mo nighean chruinn donn |Smile na sae sweet my bonnie babe /Fine Flowers in the Valley |Sing the praises o' my dearie /The Peerless Maiden |The Laird o' Cockpen |The Campbells are comin' |The de'il cam' fiddlin' thro' the toun /The de'il's awa' wi' the exciseman |The news frae Moidart cam' yestreen /Wha'll be King but Charlie |The winter it is past |There grows a bonnie briar-bush |Three score o' nobles rade up the King's ha' /Glen |The moon had climbed the highest hill /Mary's Dream |Turn ye to me |Thy cheek is o' the rose's hue |Why weep ye by the tide ladye? /Fock o' Hazeldean |Winsome Mary /Màiri Laghach |Whar' ha'e ye been a' the day /My Boy Tammy |What's this dull town to me? /Robin Adair |Where sleepest thou my dearie? |Will ye gang to the Hielands Leezie Lindsay? |With the Loorgeen o hee /Leis an Lurgainn |Ye banks and braes o' bonnie Doon |Young Jamie lo'ed me weel /Auld Robin Gray