[Intro} In fifteen forty-four, King Henry VIII of England, gave the command, "Burn their towns and castles, lay waste across the land." For Scotland had refused, the match he wanted sealed— Young Prince Edward and Mary, Queen of Scots, a royal union revealed. [Verse 1] Scotland's burning, Scotland's burning, Edinburgh's burning too, Look out, look out! Fire, fire, fire, fire! Pour on water angus Sabhal the Laphroaig and Lagavulin! [Verse 2] (very deep male baritone) When it gets to hot for comfort, And you can’t eat ice cream cones, Then it ain’t no sin, To take off your skin [deep baritone) And dance around in your bones. [Verse 3] Scotland's burning, Scotland's burning, Edinburgh's burning too, Look out, look out! Fire, fire, fire, fire! Pour on water angus Sabhal the Laphroaig and Lagavulin! [Outro] When it gets to hot for comfort, And you can’t eat ice cream cones, Then it ain’t no sin, To take off your skin [deep male baritone) And dance around in your bones........... Pour on water angus Sabha the Laphroaig and Lagavulin............. or eat ice cream cones!
