When was the song “Flower Of Scotland” released by The Wolfe Tones?

The song Flower Of Scotland was released in 1983, on the album “A Sense of Freedom”.

Who composed the song “Flower Of Scotland” by The Wolfe Tones?

The song “Flower Of Scotland” by The Wolfe Tones was composed by Roy Williamson.

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Flower Of Scotland

Roy Williamson

[Chorus]
Oh flower of Scotland, when will we see your likes again?
That fought and died for your wee ben, hill and glen
We stood against them, proud Edward's army
And sent him homewards to think again

The hills are bare now and autumn leaves lie faint and still
O'er land that is lost now that was so dearly held
We stood against them, proud Edward's army
And sent them homewards to think again

[Chorus]
Oh flower of Scotland, when will we see your likes again?
That fought and died for your wee ben, hill and glen
We stood against them, proud Edward's army
And sent them homewards to think again

Those days are passed now and in the past they must remain
But we can still rise now and be a nation again
We stood against them, proud Edward's army
And sent them homewards to think again

Trivia about the song Flower Of Scotland by The Wolfe Tones

When was the song “Flower Of Scotland” released by The Wolfe Tones?: The song Flower Of Scotland was released in 1983, on the album “A Sense of Freedom”.
Who composed the song “Flower Of Scotland” by The Wolfe Tones?: The song “Flower Of Scotland” by The Wolfe Tones was composed by Roy Williamson.