Auld Lang Syne: full music and lyrics, plus tradition and meaning behind the song!

Written in the 1780’s, Auld Lang Syne is traditionally sung on New Year’s Eve. Here are the full traditional as well as modern lyrics and the traditional dance to be done while singing it. Happy New Year from The Ragtop Historian!

[@maryg.249]

That sounds like a lot of fun and also so very sweet. Rushing together, hands linked….we need more of that. Happy New Year and I look forward to more of your videos. Mary

[@RagtopHistorian]

Thanks, Mary! I couldn’t narrate this one myself! I have the holiday bronchitis! I am glad you liked it! We are hoping to get out and about to get some good content in the new year!

[@maryg.249]

@@RagtopHistorian sorry you’re sick. Get better real quick. We’ve had stuff going around here too. Not C, but the flu. We keep pressing forward!