Flower of Scotland (Key B)  Capo 2nd fret
                  
Intro 1 2 3 1 2 3 
                        
A 2 3 A 2 3 A 2 3 G 2 3 
                        
A 2 3 A 2 3 A 2 3 G 2 3 
                
A 2 3 A 2 3 A 2 
A                                 E7              A     
O Flower of Scotland when will we see your like a-gain, 
A    D          A             E7               A     
That fought and died for your wee bit hill and glen, 
A                           D        A    
And stood against him proud Edward's army 
A   D        A            G       A     
And sent him homeward tae think a-gain. 
A                                 E7                   A      
The hills are bare now and autumn leaves lie thick and still, 
A    D            A              E7              A     
O'er land that is lost now which those so dearly held, 
A                            D            A  
That stood against him proud Edward's arm-y, 
A   D        A            G       A     
And sent him homeward tae think a-gain. 
A                                  E7                A     
Those days are past now and in the past they must re-main, 
A   D            A            E7              A     
But we can still rise now and be the nation a-gain, 
A                            D        A     
That stood against him proud Edward's army, 
A   D        A            G       A     
And sent him homeward tae think a-gain. 
                   
Repeat first verse 
A                                 E7              A     
O Flower of Scotland when will we see your like a-gain, 
A    D          A             E7               A     
That fought and died for your wee bit hill and glen, 
A                           D        A    
And stood against him proud Edward's army 
A   D        A            G       A     
And sent him homeward tae think a-gain. 
    G       A    
Tae think a-gain 
    G       A    
Tae think a-gain 
                         
Arranged by Frank Lennon www.socc.ie/~irishmidifiles