[Verse 1] The rain has eased above the glen, The rowan beads are red again, You leave your coat beside the door, And hear the kettle start to roar. [Chorus] Come in, come in, the fire is high, The hills are dark, the loch is sky, We'll pass the bread, we'll pour the tea, And keep a place for you and me. [Verse 2] The old stone bridge, the mill wheel's turn, The peat smoke curls where windows burn, You tell the tale of yesterday, While winter keeps the road away. [Chorus] Come in, come in, the fire is high, The hills are dark, the loch is sky, We'll pass the bread, we'll pour the tea, And keep a place for you and me. [Bridge] When morning lifts the mist from ground, We'll take the sheep-path winding round, But tonight the cups are warm and near, And every voice belongs in here. [Final Chorus] Come in, come in, the fire is high, The hills are dark, the loch is sky, We'll pass the bread, we'll pour the tea, And keep a place for you and me. [Outro] The rain has eased above the glen, There's room beside the fire again.
