(Albany, high in the mountains of Norton Green)
(Albany, within your walls I once called home)
(Albany, castle of my fathers, which I loved)
This is Gordon McKenzie's song, his song of Albany
The proud castle of his clan (oh if I could only see you once again)
That he was to lose forever one day

Albany, high in the mountains of Norton Green
Albany, within your walls I once called home
Albany, castle of my fathers, which I loved
Oh if I could only see you once again

Charles and Gordon were two brothers
Sang the same songs as children
Hunted together in the woods

But from brotherly love and friendship
One day became bitter enmity
When they saw, they both loved the same girl

Albany, high in the mountains of Norton Green
Albany, within your walls I once called home
Albany, castle of my fathers, which I loved
Oh if I could only see you once again

(Ask about Albany, they will tell you)
(Once every room was full of love and light)
(Go to Albany, the towers look grim)
(Knock on every door, they won't open for you)

Charles and Gordon were two brothers
It was said one stabbed the other
But no one saw their fair fight

Like a murderer, Gordon had to flee
No McKenzie ever forgave him
Restlessly he now roams around
And finds no peace

Albany, high in the mountains of Norton Green
Albany, within your walls I once called home
Albany, castle of my fathers, which I loved
Oh if I could only see you once again

Oh-oh-oh, Albany, high in the mountains of Norton Green
Oh-oh, Albany (Albany, within your walls I once called home)
Yes, within your walls I once called home
(Albany, castle of my fathers, which I loved) Oh, my Albany
(Oh if I could only see you once again)
If I could only see you once again

Oh-oh-oh, Albany, high in the mountains of Norton Green
Oh-oh, Albany (Albany, within your walls I once called home)
Yes, within your walls I once called home

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