The Ames Brothers - My Bonnie Lassie download song

my uncle Jimmy loves ames brothers and is begging for me to download the album sing on ames long be remembered

Mafia 2 was a good game look at the graphics from Mafia 3 and tell me which is better the second one or the third one

Thumbs up if Mafia 2 brought you here

I married a lovely woman in October of 1955 and we're still married. This was one of my favorite songs back then. thanks for posting it.

When you're driving the streets of Empire Bay, and suddenly you get flashbacks to The Somme.

For those still looking for pipes and drums for this tune... the proper name for the melody is: "Scotland The Brave" you can easily find the pipe rendition using that title.

poetic, beautiful, talented-loud, loudly sounding, and all this in one song, which lasts a little less than three minutes, is a masterpiece and artwork of the 50s!

Rowdy Roddy Piper's entrance music.

Eh... I don't know this has a certain finesse to it, or uh not really finesse so to speak I suppose a better term is charm, it's got some real charm that I don't see as much in the original

This is evidently on some video game and the punkers love this song just like we did in 1955.

Scotland the brave

I love the Fifties music, and have a plethora of records my Grandmother gave me. I listen to them at least once a week. I'll go to her house, and we'll be singing all the songs perfectly, and my brother and sister are just giving us the weirdest looks. I love it!

Somewhere a ship and crew Sails o'er the ocean blue Bringing, oh, bringing My bonnie back to me That's why the drums are drummin' That's why the pips are hummin' My Bonnie Lassie's comin', comin' to me Drums in my heart are drummin' I hear the bagpipes hummin' My Bonnie Lassie's comin' over the sea My heart with her she's bringin' I hear the blue bells ringin' Soon we'll be highland flingin' My love and me I'll meet her at the shore Playin' the pipes for her Dressed in a kilt and a tam o'shanter too Drums in my heart are drummin' I hear the bagpipes hummin' My Bonnie Lassie's comin', comin' to me Sad are the lads she's leavin' Many a sigh they're heavin' Even the heather's grievin', cryin' with dew She's left her native highland To come and live in my land She'll love the folks who smile And say, "how-de-do"

Am i the only one who thinks of Navy battleships when i hear this song.