Given the numerous references to “Chairlie” and the allusion to “Locheil”, the song has inevitably taken on additional layers of meaning, being understood to refer to Charles Edward Stuart and the 1745 rebellion long after the events at Airlie.
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Alan Lomax included the song in his Classic Ballads of Britain and Ireland of 1961.
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