Let us go a-tramping all together,
Thro' the bracken and the purple heather,
In the bright and sunny summer weather;
Now come tramping along with me.

Come at dawn while all the birds are singing,
SIng our songs and set the valleys ringing,
With the lark we'll upward go a-winging,
Over mountains and over lea.

We may rest when we are feeling weary,
But the path is never dull and dreary,
Over moorlands wild and sweet and eerie,
Oh! come tramping along with me.

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Source: Singing Together, Summer 1971, BBC Publications

Notes:
Irish. From The Song Fair published by J Curwen & Sons Ltd.

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