You're welcome @Fiddlerman

I have quite a number of tunes I'm planning to work on over the next few months, and I'm trying desperately to break away from my current "fixation" on "old-time" and "blue-grass" Americana-style - not that there's anything wrong with that - just that I mean most of these tunes that all you across the pond know so well and are a part of your culture - well - sad to admit - they are actually new to me ( where have I been ?  LOLOL ) 

But I do have a lot of tunes buzzing-around - well - I won't necessarily use the term "Scottish, Irish or Celtic" - it's a bit of an eclectic-mix - yup - some are modern rock - that are so much "in my head" that I really want to take the time to explore them and see what can be done on fiddle.  They're not necessarily all originally fiddle tunes - but I just want to see what could / can be done with them, even at my limited ability.   It's just the "fun" aspect of playing that I'm exploring really....

Anyway - this was just one of them that recently came to mind - and as I start working on others I'll do the same and share any sheet I create, and provide simple play-alongs...  It costs me nothing in time other than a minute to post to the forum - I do it (the score and play-along) for my own benefit anyway....   Happy to share. Cool !

@MACJR

Here you go then - the .mscz - you may want to change tempo or instrument.   I left it as "violin" for the play-along, largely because it is a voice with 'sustain' and the note played lasts-as-long as it is scored.   But in some ways, I prefer something with a sharper attack and will often change to a piano voice - although that doesn't have the same sustain on the note and can sort of confuse you if you're not reading the sheet at the same time. ( Unless you start "properly" scoring it for piano with pedal etc )

Have fun !  

youngmaggie.mscz