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Thugaibh aran dha na gillean leis a' bhrochan sùghain
Thugaibh aran dha na gillean leis a' bhrochan sùghain
Thugaibh aran dha na gillean leis a' bhrochan sùghain
Brochan lom 's e tana lom 's e brochan lom na sùghain


Seo an rud a gheibheamaid o nighean gobh' an dùine,
Seo an rud a gheibheamaid o nighean gobh' an dùine,
Seo an rud a gheibheamaid o nighean gobh' an dùine,
Brochan lom 's e tana lom, 's e brochan lom na sùghain. 

Rich  Farmbrough, 16:30, 22 November 2009 (UTC). reply

As a non-Gaelic speaker, I'd welcome an indication of the content. I know that 'brochan' is thin porridge; I'd like to know more - even if it is, as the article says, a nonsense song. MacAuslan ( talk) 14:52, 13 October 2012 (UTC) reply