Gleann Gollaidh	One Day While s Glen Golly
Gleann Gollaidh air a dhèanamh le Rob Donn 1714-78 a Dùthaich MhicAoidh mar mholadh air gleann anns an sgìre	Glen Golly composed by Rob Donn 1714-78 of North Sutherland in praise of a local glen
sèist Gleanna Gollaidh, Gleanna GollaidhBR> Gleanna Gollaidh nan craobh 'Sann a thàinig iad mar mhialchoin Cò chì e nach mol e Gleanna Gollaidh nan craobh	chorus Glen Golly, Glen Golly, Glen Golly of the trees; who can see it without praising it, Glen Golly of the trees
1) Ri faicinn crìoch ’àrdain Ga mo bhreugadh gu taobh ’Sann a smuainich mi fanadh An Gleann Gollaidh nan craobh	Seeing the abutment of its elevation drew me aside; indeed I thought of staying in Glen Golly of the trees
2) Ged a gheibhinn gu m’ àilgheas Ceann an t-Sàile MhicAoidh ’S mòr a b’annsa leam fanadh An Gleann Gollaidh nan craobh	Though I might get to my desire, Tongue parish, more I fancy staying in Glen Golly of the trees
3) Fonn diasach, ’s mòr a b’fhiach e Gu fiadhach ’s gu nì Àite sìobhalt ri doininn A’s nach crithnich a’ ghaoth	Bountiful land, much is its value for stalking and cattle; an agreeable place in time of storm in which the wind will not shudder

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