Biografia:
Dougie MacLean (born 1954 in Perthshire, Scotland) is a singer-songwriter, composer and multi-instrumentalist.
His career started with a traditional band, The Tannahill Weavers, in 1976. His solo career started in 1981 and he recorded five albums. He plays multiple instruments, including guitar, violin, mandola, viola, bouzouki, banjo and bass as well as being a singer and composer[1].
MacLean's most famous pieces include "The Gael", from his 1990 album The Search
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Capo 3
Intro: Em D C D Em D C D
Em D C D Em D C D
Em D C D G
Down the Buckney den the burn crashes brown from
D C
The Autumn spate
D G D C
The spreading hazels rustle as they bend and sway
D C
As they laden wait
G D G
My fathers they have walked this road
C
And now I know
D
And yes didn't they know
G D G
There is no great and heavy load
C
And now I know
D
And yes didn't they know
G D G
Fa la-a la la la la la
D Em D C D
We stand on Solid Ground on Solid Ground
G D G
Fa la-a la la la la la
D Em D C
We stand on Solid Ground on Solid Ground
Em D C D G
Across the Arlick face the amber sun beats down
D C
To tinge the vivid green
D G D C
I hear it wide and loud, feel it wild and proud,
D C
The way it's always been
G D G
My fathers they have looked this way
C
And now I know
D
And yes didn't they know
G D G
No clever words we have to say
C
And now I know
D
And yes didn't they know
G D G
Fa la-a la la la la la
D Em D C D
We stand on Solid Ground, on Solid Ground
G D G
Fa la-a la la la la la
D Em D C
We stand on Solid Ground, on Solid Ground
Em C D
It's the land-it is our wisdom
Em C D
It's the land-it shines us through
Em C D
It's the land-it feeds our children
Em C D
It's the land-you cannot own the land
Em
The land owns you
Em C D
It's the land-it is our wisdom
Em C D
It's the land-it shines us through
Em C D
It's the land-it feeds our children
Em C D
It's the land-you cannot own the land
Em
The land owns you
Em D C D G
Where is the honest truth? Where is the open soul?
D C
Where is the simple smile?
D G D C
A couthie word or two for the passing stranger
D C
Who may rest a while
G D G
My fathers they have said these things
C
And now I know
D
And yes didn't they know
G D G
The joy that shared friendship brings
C
And now I know
D
And yes didn't they know
G D G
Fa la-a la la la la la
D Em D C D
We stand on Solid Ground, on Solid Ground
G D G
Fa la-a la la la la la
D Em D C D
We stand on Solid Ground, on Solid Ground
G D G
Fa la-a la la la la la
D Em D C D
We stand on Solid Ground, on Solid Ground
G D G
Fa la-a la la la la la
D Em D C
We stand on Solid Ground, on Solid Ground
Em C D
It's the land-it is our wisdom
Em C D
It's the land-it shines us through
Em C D
It's the land-it feeds our children
Em C D
It's the land-you cannot own the land
Em
The land owns you
Em C D
It's the land-it is our wisdom
Em C D
It's the land-it shines us through
Em C D
It's the land-it feeds our children
Em C D
It's the land-you cannot own the land
Em
The land owns you
Intro: Em D C D Em D C D
Em D C D Em D C D
Em D C D G
Down the Buckney den the burn crashes brown from
D C
The Autumn spate
D G D C
The spreading hazels rustle as they bend and sway
D C
As they laden wait
G D G
My fathers they have walked this road
C
And now I know
D
And yes didn't they know
G D G
There is no great and heavy load
C
And now I know
D
And yes didn't they know
G D G
Fa la-a la la la la la
D Em D C D
We stand on Solid Ground on Solid Ground
G D G
Fa la-a la la la la la
D Em D C
We stand on Solid Ground on Solid Ground
Em D C D G
Across the Arlick face the amber sun beats down
D C
To tinge the vivid green
D G D C
I hear it wide and loud, feel it wild and proud,
D C
The way it's always been
G D G
My fathers they have looked this way
C
And now I know
D
And yes didn't they know
G D G
No clever words we have to say
C
And now I know
D
And yes didn't they know
G D G
Fa la-a la la la la la
D Em D C D
We stand on Solid Ground, on Solid Ground
G D G
Fa la-a la la la la la
D Em D C
We stand on Solid Ground, on Solid Ground
Em C D
It's the land-it is our wisdom
Em C D
It's the land-it shines us through
Em C D
It's the land-it feeds our children
Em C D
It's the land-you cannot own the land
Em
The land owns you
Em C D
It's the land-it is our wisdom
Em C D
It's the land-it shines us through
Em C D
It's the land-it feeds our children
Em C D
It's the land-you cannot own the land
Em
The land owns you
Em D C D G
Where is the honest truth? Where is the open soul?
D C
Where is the simple smile?
D G D C
A couthie word or two for the passing stranger
D C
Who may rest a while
G D G
My fathers they have said these things
C
And now I know
D
And yes didn't they know
G D G
The joy that shared friendship brings
C
And now I know
D
And yes didn't they know
G D G
Fa la-a la la la la la
D Em D C D
We stand on Solid Ground, on Solid Ground
G D G
Fa la-a la la la la la
D Em D C D
We stand on Solid Ground, on Solid Ground
G D G
Fa la-a la la la la la
D Em D C D
We stand on Solid Ground, on Solid Ground
G D G
Fa la-a la la la la la
D Em D C
We stand on Solid Ground, on Solid Ground
Em C D
It's the land-it is our wisdom
Em C D
It's the land-it shines us through
Em C D
It's the land-it feeds our children
Em C D
It's the land-you cannot own the land
Em
The land owns you
Em C D
It's the land-it is our wisdom
Em C D
It's the land-it shines us through
Em C D
It's the land-it feeds our children
Em C D
It's the land-you cannot own the land
Em
The land owns you
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