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SOUND OF MULL [2], THE. AKA - "Laoidh Chaluim Chille" (St. Columba's Hymn). Scottish, Slow Air (3/4 time). D Major. Standard tuning (fiddle). AA. Local legend attributes to Saint Columba (Chaluim Chille), a 6th century Irish priest credited with bringing Christianity to Scotland.

The tune is often employed as the last tune at a ceilidh or other event.

Laoidh Chaluim Chille

Cuiridh facal do bhàidh
Ana-Crìosdaidh gu nàir',
Caisbheart Soisgeul nan Gràs oirnn gach uair;
Sgiath a' Chreidimh gar dìon
Bho làimh anamiann,
Claidheamh spioradail diadhaidh ar buaidh.

Nis sàbhailt' air tìr
Bheir sinn adhradh do'n Tì,
Do dh'Athair na Glòrach ar Rìgh;
Bho Eirinn gu Alb'
Ar lochran 's ar n-earbs'
Feadh aisridhean gàbhaidh a' chuain.

An Doire choillteach mo ghràidh
Thug sinn anmoch is tràth
Adhradh do'n ainm thar gach ainm.
O taing dhut, a Dhia,
Thug dhuinn eòlas na Trian
Ann an eileanan cianail a' chuain.

Beannaich Thusa mo thaigh,
A Thrionaid ro mhìn,
A Mhoire 's a Mhìcheil 's a Bhrìghd',
Bho mhullach gu bonn,
Gach spàrr agus crann,
Is an sluagh a nì tuineachas ann.

Additional notes

Printed sources : - Campbell & Boulton (Orain na clàrsaich = Songs of the harp), 1933. Martin (Ceol na Fidhle, vol. 1), 1991; p. 9 (includes a harmony part).

Recorded sources : - Culburnie COL 113D, Aladair Fraser & Tony McManus – “Return to Kintail” (1999). Topic Records, Kirsten Easdale - "Highland Cathedral" (2014). Mae McKenna - "Mirage & Reality" (1991).

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