One setting
T: I Lo'e Na A Laddie But Ane
R: jig
L: 1/8
K: Dmaj
F/E/|D>E D DFA|B3B2c/d/|A>F D DEF|{F}E3E2F/E/|
D>E D DFA|B3B2c/d/|AdF E>D E|D3D2A|
A>B c d>c d|{c}B3B2c/d/|AFD DEF|{F}E3E2F/E/|
D>E D DFA|B3B2c/d/|AdF E>D E|D3D2||
Also known as I Lo’e Nae A Laddie But Ane, I Lo’e Nae A Lassie But Ane.
There are 3 recordings of this tune.
I Lo'e Na A Laddie But Ane has been added to 17 tunebooks.
Note: an air, not a jig.
Scottish air possibly from the same root tune as “All Those Endearing Young Charms/My Lodging is on the Cold Ground” (See comments by Nigel Gatherer and others over at https://thesession.org/tunes/6788/)
This ABC transcription is from J. Murray Neil’s “Scots Fiddle Vol. 2:” Here’s part of the descriptive text from The Scots Fiddle Vol. 2:
“The original version of the music appears o be a modification of an Irish tune called ‘My Lodging is on the Cold Ground.’ The tune used [for this transcription] is an adaptation of the slow air in David Glen’s ‘Highland Bagpipe Tutor 1887.’”
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