X: 1
T:The Mist Covered Mountain
T:Chi Mi Na Morbheanna(I will see the great mountains), "Hush, Hush", 
T:Johnny Stays Long At The Fair, (The) Mist(y)( /-)Covered Mountain(s) (Of Home), Mist On The Mountain.
S:Trad. Scotland - FF Version
R:Slow Air
C:Trad.
O:Scotland
M:3/4
L:1/8
Q:1/4=140
P:AABB
N:From the Fiddler's Companion;
N:
N:The popular Gaelic song ... tells of a longed-for homecoming, how the 
N:protagonist yearns to see the sights of home and how he wishes to hear 
N:the sounds of his birth language. According to Helen Creighton and 
N:Calum MacLeod (Gaelic Songs in Nova Scotia, 1979, pg. 13) the tune was 
N:a favorite of King George VI and was played at his funeral, and it was 
N:similarly played as a lament for President John F. Kennedy's funeral. 
N:The authors state the original Gaelic words were written in 1856 by 
N:John Cameron of Ballachulish, Scotland, although the title was first 
N:"Dùil ri Baile Chaolais fhaicinn" (Hoping to see Ballachulish), set 
N:to an air adapted from the English tune "Johnny stays long at the Fair." 
K:Ador
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   "Am"c6|"G"d6|"C(Em)"e3 f g2|"Em"B3     A G2|"Am"A3 B e2|"G"d2 z c B2|"Am"A6         |            A6 :|
|: "Am"e6|   e6|"G"d3     e g2|"Em(Am)"e3 d B2|"G"G4    G2|"Bm(G)"d4 B2|"Am"e4       e2|"Bm(G)"d3 c B2|
   "Am"A6|   c6|"G"d3     e g2|"Em"B3     A G2|"Am"A3 B e2|"G"d2 z c B2|"Am"A6         |            A6 :|
W:
W:O chi, chi mi na mor-bheanna,
W:O chi, chi mi na corr-bheanna,
W:O chi, chi mi na coireachan, Chi mi na sgoran fo cheo.
W:
W:Chi mi gun dail an t-aite 'san d'rugadh mi,
W:Cuirear orm failte 'sa' channain a thuigeas mi,
W:Gheibh mi ann aoibh agus gradh 'nuair ruigeam
W:Nach reicinn air tunnachan oir.
W:
W:Chi mi na coilltean, chi mi na doireachan,
W:Chi mi na maghan, bana is toraiche,
W:Chi mi na feidh air lar nan coirreachan
W:Falaicht' an trusgan de cheo.
W:
W:Fagaidh mi ubraid, surd agus glagarsaich,
W:Dh'Fhaicinn an fhuinn anns an cluinnteadh a' chagarsaich,
W:Fagaidh mi cuirtean duint' agus salach
W:A dh'amharc air gleannaibh nam bo.
%%text rev: v1.0, February, 2009 - wdm