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This is a man's love song in which the composer expresses a fear that the joiner will steal the girl he loves. He sends greetings to her in Morvern.

This is a love song in which the composer expresses a fear that the girl he loves will marry someone else. He tells her the type of man she should avoid, should she choose someone other than him.

This is a woman's love song in which the composer says she will leave her family and follow the man she loves. He is named as Alastair MacDonald, and described as a hunter and skipper.

In this love song a man says that he likes the faithful girl. He praises her and says that he was crying in case she had married whilst he was away.

This is a humorous quern song.

The bard is in Glasgow, but would much prefer to be in Mull. He expresses anger about those who have cleared people from the island.

This vocal dance tune is a strathspey which asks if you saw the sawing joiner, and the joiner's saw.

In this song the bard is praising the place that he comes from. Although he is now in the Lowlands he says that he prefers the straths and the nature of the Highlands.

This is a song in praise of drink.

This song is about the blacksmith's wedding.