Lewis Bridal Song
	Traditional.
		notes: The music is traditional Scottish. The words were written by Johnny Bannerman in 1934. It is a common song at weddings in the western hemisphere.
			All for Marie’s Wedding (The Lewis Bridal Song) C                   Am          Dm                  G        (7) Step we gaily, on we go; heel for heel and toe for toe C                     Am          F                   G Arm in arm and on we go, all for Marie's wedding C                   F                   C                      Dm       G     (7) Over hill ways up and down; myrtle green and bracken brown C                    F                       C        Dm     G       (7) Past the sheelig though the town; all for sake of Marie Plenty herring, plenty meal, plenty peat to fill her creal Plenty bonny bairns as well; that's the toast for Marie Cheeks are bright as rowans are, brighter far than any star Fairest of them all by far is my darling Marie