Brigadoon Page #4
- PASSED
- Year:
- 1954
- 108 min
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"I cannot explain further, sir."
They just happened in
a wee while ago.
"Well, welcome to Brigadoon.
How did you gentlemen get here?"
"We came from Graymore,
six miles yonder."
Six miles.
That's quite a distance.
"You must be hungry. Angus, how about
some breakfast for our visitors?"
"Charlie, their money..."
I do not want their money.
"This is my weddin' day, laddie.
You're my invited guests."
"Help yourselves.
Bread, scones, ginger cakes."
"Oh, but first,
a bit o' heather ale."
Sandy!
- Here I am.
- Some ale for our guests.
Ale for everybody!
So you're getting married today.
That's wonderful.
"Aye, it is."
"This afternoon,
to Miss Jean Campbell."
- Campbell?
- Aye.
I think I met your bride
a few minutes ago. She's very charming.
"Aye, that she is."
Her health.
Her health!
- To our visitors!
- Here!
And to Mr. Forsythe.
I hope he knows
how grateful I am to him...
to postponin' the miracle for me.
"- That what?
- 'Tis a toast we have here, sir."
And may God bless me this evenin'
as much as I would bless him...
if I were he
and he were Charles Dalrymple.
I guess we'll not be seein' you
at the tavern anymore.
"Aye, lads.
My tavern days are over."
I used to be a rovin' lad
A rovin' and wanderin' life
I had
On any lass I'd frown
Who would try to tie me down
But then one day
I saw a maid
Who held out her hand
and I stayed and stayed
And now across the green
I'll go home with bonnie Jean
"Go home, go home"
Go home with bonnie Jean
"Go home, go home"
I'll go home with bonnie Jean
In Aberdeen I used to know
A lass with an air
an' her name was Jo
I would meet her
in the glen
But now you'll not
see her again
Especially not
in the glen at 10:00
For now across the green
You'll...
Go home with bonnie Jean
"Go home, go home"
Go home with bonnie Jean
"Go home, go home"
I'll go home with bonnie Jean
Hello to married men I've known
I'll soon have a wife
A bonnie wife indeed
And she's all I'll ever need
You wanted her at any cost
But how do you know
if you've won or lost
You'll go home with bonnie Jean
"Go home, go home"
Go home with bonnie Jean
"Go home, go home"
You'll
Go home with bonnie Jean
"- Oh, you can't stop now!
- Go on!"
"Go home, go home"
Go home with bonnie Jean
"Go home, go home"
I'll go home with bonnie Jean
"Go home, go home"
Go home with bonnie Jean
"Go home, go home"
I'll go home with bonnie Jean
"Go home, go home"
Go home with bonnie Jean
"Go home, go home"
I'll go home
With bonnie
"- Jean
- Go home, go home"
"Go home, go home
go home, go home"
"Go home with bonnie Jean, aye"
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