C F C 1. When I die bury me lowEmi Dmi G where I can hear the bonny Tweed flowAmi F C a sweeter place I never did knowAmi G C the rolling hills of the Border. 2. I've travelled far wandered wide I've seen the Hudson and the Clyde I parted by Loch Lomond side but I dearly love the Border. 3. Well do I remind the day with my lassies strode by the way but all these beauties fade away among the hills of the Border. 4. There's a certain place of mine bonnie lassies there you'll find men so sturdy yet so kind among the hills of the Border.