About This Site:
This is a blog by Mark Thompson (Chairman of the Ulster-Scots Agency June 05 - June 09) to publish a growing collection of old Scots language hymns and gospel songs collected over the last few years from people in Ulster and Scotland, some from old hymnals long since out of print, and some from oral folk tradition. Where musical notation was supplied, it has been included here; spellings are unedited from the originals. The blog is named after the 1920s Glasgow hymnal Sacred Scotch Solos by Alexander Halliday.
Hymns Index:
- A Rebel Like Me
- Ance Mair We A’ Maun Pairt
- Awa' in a Manger
- Aye O Aye, I Ken It’s True
- A’ Ma Hope (Nane Like Jesus)
- By His Grace I’m Free
- Canaan’s Fair Shore
- Come Awa The Noo
- Come Awa the Noo Ma Freens
- Come Awa’ Noo Ma Freens
- Dark Afore Dawnin
- Dinna Be Late
- Fare Ye Well, We’ll Meet Again
- Fu An Skailin (Running Over)
- Glory to God, the Messiah’s come noo
- Gran Time Comin
- He's Aye the Same Jesus
- He’ll Dry a Yer Tears
- He’s Ta’en Oor Sins Awa
- I Hae Gi’en Myself to Jesus
- I Ken My Faither Cares for Me
- I Thought on My Ways
- I will Arise and Go to My Father
- I'll Be There
- In Spite o them A’
- I’ll Aye Sing o’ Jesus
- I’m Satisfied with Jesus
- I’m Singin’ A’ the Day
- Jesus - Blessed Blessed Jesus
- Jesus is My Hairt’s Fond Love
- Jesus Kens It A'
- Jesus Mak’s My Heart His Hame
- Kind Kind Jehovah
- Lay Me Doon
- Let Him Come Ben
- Linkin Hame
- Oor Faither’s Hoose Abune
- Sae Like the Faded Flooers
- Saved an Happy Noo
- Sin’s Dark Stains
- Tak A’ Your Cares to Jesus
- Taste And See the Lord is Guid
- The Best Freen o’ A’
- The Drunkard’s Raggit Wean
- The Hallelujah Man
- The Hameland
- The Loasin' o' the Prize
- The Palace o' the King
- There’s Nane Like Jesus
- Three in Yin an Yin in Three
- Wanderin' Sheep
- Wauken Up My Freens
- When Doon Life's Rugged Steps I Ran
- When Jesus Comes Again
- When Jesus Comes He’ll Tak’ Us Hame
- When The Saviour Comes Again
- Whit Ails Ye At Jesus?
- Yer Faither
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Copyright:
To the best of my knowledge all of these are now public domain; if you know of any copyright ownerships on these hymns, please get in touch -
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Thanks:
I would like to thank everyone who has taken the time to send these to me, including:
• Gordon Steel, Glasgow
• William Whyte, Fraserburgh
• June Marshall, Portadown
• Anne Smyth, Belfast
and many others who are named at the top of each entry. This project would not have been possible without your help and generosity.
