'Wha’ll be king but Charlie' - Scottish Jacobite Song
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'Wha'll Be King But Charlie?'
'Wha'll Be King But Charlie?' is a Scottish Jacobite song that dates back to the 18th century. The song expresses support for Charles Edward Stuart, commonly known as Bonnie Prince Charlie, who led the Jacobite uprising in 1745 in an attempt to restore the exiled Stuart monarchy to the British throne.
The lyrics of the song reflect the sentiments of those who were loyal to the Jacobite cause and Charles Stuart. The title itself is a rhetorical question, challenging the legitimacy of the Hanoverian rulers and stating that Charles is the rightful heir to the throne.
The song captures the fervour and passion of the Jacobite supporters who believed in the Stuart claim to the crown. It was often sung by Jacobite sympathizers during the rebellion and became a symbol of resistance against the Hanoverian monarchy.
The lyrics of the song reflect the sentiments of those who were loyal to the Jacobite cause and Charles Stuart. The title itself is a rhetorical question, challenging the legitimacy of the Hanoverian rulers and stating that Charles is the rightful heir to the throne.
The song captures the fervour and passion of the Jacobite supporters who believed in the Stuart claim to the crown. It was often sung by Jacobite sympathizers during the rebellion and became a symbol of resistance against the Hanoverian monarchy.
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