Lady Nairne

Lady Nairne, born Carolina Oliphant in 1766, was a Scottish poet and songwriter known for her significant contributions to Scottish folk music and literature. Though her work was often published anonymously, she wrote well-known songs such as "Will ye no come back again?" and "The Hundred Pipers." Lady Nairne's writings capture the spirit of Scotland, emphasizing themes of love, patriotism, and nostalgia. She played a crucial role in preserving Scottish cultural heritage during a time of change. Despite her noble background, she was deeply connected to her country's traditions and is celebrated as one of Scotland's greatest songwriters.