I play a mediocre tin whistle but I have been asked toplay this tune a numerus weddings. It is always well received. "Step we gaily on we go, heel for hel and toe for toe" is the ultimate commencment for any wedding! I think this tune is Scottish not Gaelic.
But if it was 'Mhairi' it would be pronouced 'Varee'. It should probably be 'Mairi's wedding. And anyway, it was originally written (in Gaelic, as Mairi Bhan) for a lady called Mary McNiven, so all this arguing is pretty irrelevant.
I play a mediocre tin whistle but I have been asked toplay this tune a numerus weddings. It is always well received.
"Step we gaily on we go, heel for hel and toe for toe" is the ultimate commencment for any wedding!
I think this tune is Scottish not Gaelic.
A wonderful but quick scottish dance
WOW!!!!!!
epicly good i wanna u to make more
step we gaily on we go, heel for heel and toe for toe!
I didn't know this was a Scottish song
its to fast i think
I’d sing this if I marry a Marie
anywhere online i can learn it?
But if it was 'Mhairi' it would be pronouced 'Varee'. It should probably be 'Mairi's wedding. And anyway, it was originally written (in Gaelic, as Mairi Bhan) for a lady called Mary McNiven, so all this arguing is pretty irrelevant.
Rugby1989Scot what arguments? post the lyrics allready... :^)
my third grader is singing this at a concert
a grand auld scots sang.