I find it sounds better and is easier in C.
If your having trouble Youtube "The Scotsman Irish Rovers" or msg me and ill try help.

C (x32010@1)                F (133211@1)           G (320003@1)             CA (x32010@1)SCOTSMAN CLAD IN A KILT LEFT THE BAR ONE EVENING FAIR
    C (x32010@1)               F (133211@1)                C (x32010@1)                 GAND (320003@1)ONE COULD TELL BY HOW HE WALKED HE'D DRUNK MORE THAN HIS SHARE
   F (133211@1)                           C (x32010@1)             GHE (320003@1)STUMBLED ON UNTIL HE COULD NO LONGER KEEP HIS FEET
        C (x32010@1)       G (320003@1)   C (x32010@1)    F (133211@1)      G (320003@1)              CTHEN (x32010@1)HE STAGGERED OFF INTO THE GRASS TO SLEEP BESIDE THE STREET
F (133211@1)                              C (x32010@1)              GRING (320003@1)DING DEEDLE DEEDLE DI-DE-O, RING DI DEEDLE O DEE
        C (x32010@1)       G (320003@1)   C (x32010@1)    F (133211@1)      G (320003@1)              CHE (x32010@1)STUMBLED OFF INTO THE GRASS TO SLEEP BESIDE THE STREET
C (x32010@1)                F (133211@1)           G (320003@1)             CLATER (x32010@1)ON TWO YOUNG AND LOVELY GIRLS JUST HAPPENED BY
    C (x32010@1)               F (133211@1)                C (x32010@1)                 GAND (320003@1)ONE SAYS TO THE OTHER WITH A TWINKLE IN HER EYE
F (133211@1)                              C (x32010@1)              G"YOU (320003@1)SEE YON SLEEPING SCOTSMAN - SO STRONG AND HANDSOME BUILT
        C (x32010@1)       G (320003@1)   C (x32010@1)    F (133211@1)      G (320003@1)              CI (x32010@1)WONDER IF IT'S TRUE WHAT THEY DON'T WEAR BENEATH THE KILT?"
F (133211@1)                              C (x32010@1)              GRING (320003@1)DING DEEDLE DEEDLE DI-DE-O, RING DI DEEDLE O DEE
        C (x32010@1)       G (320003@1)   C (x32010@1)    F (133211@1)      G (320003@1)              C"I (x32010@1)WONDER IF IT'S TRUE WHAT THEY DON'T WEAR BENEATH THE KILT?"
C (x32010@1)                F (133211@1)           G (320003@1)             CTHEY (x32010@1)CREPT UP TO THE SLEEPING SCOTSMAN QUIET AS COULD BE
    C (x32010@1)               F (133211@1)                C (x32010@1)                 GLIFTED (320003@1)UP HIS KILT ABOVE THE WAIST SO THEY COULD SEE
F (133211@1)                              C (x32010@1)              GAND (320003@1)THERE BEHOLD FOR THEM TO VIEW BENEATH HIS SCOTTISH SKIRT
        C (x32010@1)       G (320003@1)   C (x32010@1)    F (133211@1)      G (320003@1)              CWAS (x32010@1)NOTHING BUT WHAT GOD HAD GRACED HIM WITH UPON HIS BIRTH
F (133211@1)                              C (x32010@1)              GRING (320003@1)DING DEEDLE DEEDLE DI-DE-O, RING DI DEEDLE O DEE
        C (x32010@1)       G (320003@1)   C (x32010@1)    F (133211@1)      G (320003@1)              CWAS (x32010@1)NOTHING BUT WHAT GOD HAD GRACED HIM WITH UPON HIS BIRTH
C (x32010@1)                F (133211@1)           G (320003@1)             CTHEY (x32010@1)MARVELED FOR A MOMENT THEN ONE SAID "WE'D BEST BE GONE,
    C (x32010@1)               F (133211@1)                C (x32010@1)                 GBUT (320003@1)LET'S LEAVE A PRESENT FOR OUR FRIEND BEFORE WE MOVE ALONG"
F (133211@1)                              C (x32010@1)              GSO (320003@1)AS A GIFT THEY LEFT A BLUE SILK RIBBON - TIED INTO A BOW
        C (x32010@1)       G (320003@1)   C (x32010@1)    F (133211@1)      G (320003@1)              CAROUND (x32010@1)THE BONNIE STAR OF THE SCOT'S KILT-LIFTING SHOW
F (133211@1)                              C (x32010@1)              GRING (320003@1)DING DEEDLE DEEDLE DI-DE-O, RING DI DEEDLE O DEE
        C (x32010@1)       G (320003@1)   C (x32010@1)    F (133211@1)      G (320003@1)              CAROUND (x32010@1)THE BONNIE STAR OF THE SCOT'S KILT-LIFTING SHOW
C (x32010@1)                F (133211@1)           G (320003@1)             CTHE (x32010@1)SCOTSMAN WOKE TO NATURE'S CALL AND STUMBLED TOWARD THE TREES
    C (x32010@1)               F (133211@1)                C (x32010@1)                 GBEHIND (320003@1)A BUSH HE LIFTS HIS KILT AND HE GAWKS AT WHAT HE SEES
F (133211@1)                              C (x32010@1)              GTHEN (320003@1)IN A STARTLED VOICE HE SAYS TO WHAT'S BEFORE HIS EYES
        C (x32010@1)       G (320003@1)   C (x32010@1)    F (133211@1)      G (320003@1)              C"MY (x32010@1)FRIEND, I DON'T KNOW WHERE YOU BEEN, BUT I SEE YOU WON FIRST PRIZE
F (133211@1)                              C (x32010@1)              GRING (320003@1)DING DEEDLE DEEDLE DI-DE-O, RING DI DEEDLE O DEE
        C (x32010@1)       G (320003@1)   C (x32010@1)    F (133211@1)      G (320003@1)              C"MY (x32010@1)FRIEND, I DON'T KNOW WHERE YOU BEEN, BUT I SEE YOU WON FIRST PRIZE.