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A love song in which a woman describes the man with whom she is in love. He has left her for a wealthier woman, but she will not believe it until he denies her in person.

A homeland song. Though the poet is far from Mull, the island on which he was raised, he will never forget it. He hopes to return one day.

A love song in which a woman is lamenting her true love, saying that she spent the winter thinking of him. He visited her house on many nights through the winter, but she advises other women to sta...

In this song the bard tells a young man that he made her sad. She says that he took her from her own people. She fell in love with him at the beginning of winter. At the end of the song she praises...

This is a love song which praises the young laird of Lochbuie in Mull. His skill as a hunter is described.

In this song the bard lists many things he would share with the one he loved. He would give her cattle and everything he ever had.

The bard says that she has not seen anyone like the subject of the song whilst she was in the glen. She says that her beloved is the son of the man from the village. Her beloved has sheep and cattl...

Margaret MacLeod's memories of the Pan Celtic Festival. Margaret MacLeod's memories of the Pan Celtic Festival, which she won with na h-Òganaich in 1972 and with Albany in 1979. Funny story about ...

These lines come from a long waulking song with four sections. The first three lines sung here belong to the second section of the original song, and refer to the composer's love for the white stir...

Margaret MacLeod tells of how busy her band, Na h-Òganaich, has been, and will be in the months to come. They travel the world, performing. She also sings a waulking song.