[CHARLIE]
I used to be a rovin' lad
A rovin' and wanderin' life I had
On any lass I'd frown
Who would try to tie me down
But then one day I saw a maid
Who held out her hand and I stayed and stayed
And now across the green
I'll go home with bonnie Jean

[CHARLIE & TOWNSFOLK]
Go home, go home, go home with bonnie Jean
Go home, go home

[CHARLIE]
I'll

[CHARLIE & TOWNSFOLK]
Go home with bonnie Jean

[CHARLIE]
In Aberdeen I used to know
A lass with an air and her name was Jo
And every night at ten
I would meet her in the glen
[JEFF]
But now you'll not see her again
Especially not in the glen at ten
For now across the green
You'll go home with bonnie Jean

[JEFF & TOWNSFOLK]
Go home, go home, go home with bonnie Jean
Go home, go home

[CHARLIE]
I'll

[CHARLIE & TOWNSFOLK]
Go home with bonnie Jean

[CHARLIE]
Hello to married men I've known
I'll soon have a wife and leave yours alone
A bonnie wife indeed
And she's all I'll ever need

[TOMMY]
You wanted her at any cost
But how do you know if you've won or lost?
And still across the green
You'll go home with bonnie Jean
[TOMMY & TOWNSFOLK]
Go home, go home, go home with bonnie Jean
Go home, go home

[TOMMY]
You'll

[TOMMY & TOWNSFOLK]
Go home with bonnie Jean!

[CHARLIE, TOMMY, JEFF & TOWNSFOLK]
Go home, go home, go home with bonnie Jean
Go home, go home, I'll go home with bonnie Jean
Go home, go home, go home with bonnie Jean
Go home, go home, I'll go home with bonnie Jean
Go home, go home, go home with bonnie Jean
Go home, go home

[CHARLIE]
I'll go home with bonnie Jean

[TOMMY, JEFF & TOWNSFOLK]
Go home, go home, go home, go home
Go home, go home, go home with bonnie Jean