The battle of stirling

There doon by Stirling Bridge
The Wallace lay in hiding
As the great English host
Frae the South camr riding

Loud the river Forth
Tween them baith was roaring
Rumbling as side
O' the bridg o' Stirling

From the woods are watching
The Wallace and the Moray
And as came the English
With the earl o' Surrey the cross and

Ane by ane they did cross the Bridg o'Stirling
Still the onway came
Here where William Wallace waited
Tae fight'em o' the Bridg o'Stirling

Then Wallace men came on the bridg o' Stirling
Stubbed the English host
There Moray cut Cressingham doon
Tae slay them o' the Bridg o' Stirling

Then all the English men
Ran intae each other
So nane could turn about
And nane could go much further

Some fell over the side
And in the Forth were drowning
Wild was the earl Surrey
He could nae ford the river

He wished with all his might
That the bidg was much bigger
So then he rode awa
Loud the man was cursin' and

Ane by ane they did cross the Bridg o'Stirling
Still the onway came
Here where William Wallace waited
Tae fight'em o' the Bridg o'Stirling

Then Wallace men came on the bridg o' Stirling
Stubbed the English host
There Moray cut Cressingham doon
Tae slay them o' the Bridg o' Stirling