[ar:Isobel Campbell]
[ti:Cachel Wood]
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[00:00.00]Isobel Campbell - Cachel Wood
[00:02.80]There is a birch in cachel wood
[00:05.63]The silverest I've seen
[00:08.01]With mystery as a maiden's bed
[00:10.49]With mystery as a dream
[00:12.93]I dream to find my own true love
[00:15.72]An everlasting fire
[00:18.30]Imperishing when leaves decay
[00:20.84]T'would be my heart's desire
[00:23.69]Follow the burn to the sea
[00:28.95]How my poor heart weeps for thee
[00:32.54]Weeps for thee
[00:34.26]Then nature sent my own true love
[00:36.94]When apple blossom fell
[00:39.33]He sang beneath the mighty oak
[00:41.92]And courted me so well
[00:44.60]He spoke the pleasures of the flesh
[00:47.38]Of married life to come
[00:49.71]I loved him then in cachel wood
[00:52.54]T'was then I was undone
[00:55.18]Follow the burn to the sea
[01:00.59]How my poor heart weeps for thee
[01:04.17]Weeps for thee
[01:06.20]Follow the burn to the sea
[01:11.24]How my poor heart weeps for thee
[01:47.39]The berries on the rowan tree
[01:49.92]With child and in full bloom
[01:52.40]He proved to be a false young man
[01:55.09]A most unworthy groom
[01:57.62]A fish swims in the ocean deep
[02:00.31]A bird lives in the sky
[02:02.94]And fleetingly they intertwine
[02:05.63]And fleetingly they sigh
[02:08.33]Follow the bird to the sea
[02:13.73]How my poor heart weeps for thee
[02:17.23]Weeps for thee
[02:18.95]Follow the bird to the sea
[02:24.23]How my poor heart weeps for thee