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  • She later announced she would be staying on to perform at a club in North Beach a few nights a week, and I went several times to see her again, mostly to hear "Cam Ye O'er Frae France?" and be moved on what felt like a cellular level.

    Great Scots 2009

  • She later announced she would be staying on to perform at a club in North Beach a few nights a week, and I went several times to see her again, mostly to hear "Cam Ye O'er Frae France?" and be moved on what felt like a cellular level.

    Archive 2009-08-01 2009

  • At that show, Betsy did a solo where she sang "Cam Ye O'er Frae France?", explaining its origins as a scathing Jacobite rebellion riddle song, and alternating singing with a dazzling rendition on her fiddle.

    Archive 2009-08-01 2009

  • At that show, Betsy did a solo where she sang "Cam Ye O'er Frae France?", explaining its origins as a scathing Jacobite rebellion riddle song, and alternating singing with a dazzling rendition on her fiddle.

    Great Scots 2009

  • Frae the Point, roond the Girt, a 'the time sailin'slow,

    The Amphitrite 2000

  • Frae the gilded spontoon tae the fife I was ready;

    Sodger Laddie 1996

  • “The wafta,” Frae gasped as he whirled and jabbed a frantic finger toward the longboat, where the other fishers were lifting something with a net wrapped around it.

    DEEP DOMAIN Howard Weinstein 1987

  • “The wafta,” Frae gasped as he whirled and jabbed a frantic finger toward the longboat, where the other fishers were lifting something with a net wrapped around it.

    DEEP DOMAIN Howard Weinstein 1987

  • “The wafta,” Frae gasped as he whirled and jabbed a frantic finger toward the longboat, where the other fishers were lifting something with a net wrapped around it.

    DEEP DOMAIN Howard Weinstein 1987

  • Frae his hand he coost his stick; "I winna gang and leave thee;"

    The Modern Scottish Minstrel , Volume I. The Songs of Scotland of the past half century Various

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