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loo - och hone, how lie handled the drone, An
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'then such • w eet ^ ti si c he hlew.TwOold have melted the heart of a itcne .
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ffie
Your Pipe, say* I.Paddy so neatly comes over me,
Naked 111 wander wherever it. blows,
And if my Father should try to recover me,
Sure it won't be by describing- my clothes,
The Music 1 hear now, takes hold of my ear now,
And leads me all over the world by the nose,
So I followed his Bag" Pipe so sweet , ...
And sung as I leap'd like a frog ,
Adieu to my family seat,
So pleasantly plac'd in a bog,
With my far a 11a laralla loo,
How sweetly he handled the drone ,
And then such sweet Music he blew ,
Twould have melted the heart of a stone •
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Full five years I follow'd him nothing could sunder us,
Till he one morning had taken a su|),
And slipp'd from a bridge in a river just under us ,
Souse to the bottom just like a blind pup,
I roard and I bawl'd out and lustily call'd out .
O Paddy my friend don't you mean to come up,
He was dead as a nail in a door.
Poor Paddy was laid on the shelf,
So I took up his Pipes on the shore*
And now I've set up for myself,
"With my far alia laralla loo ,
To be sure I have not got the knack,
To sing far alia laralla loo,
Ay and bubbaro didaroo whach .
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loo - och hone, how lie handled the drone, An
§fm^ t^0
P^^pi^^^^^^
'then such • w eet ^ ti si c he hlew.TwOold have melted the heart of a itcne .
M
t^3=g gggi^
ffie
Your Pipe, say* I.Paddy so neatly comes over me,
Naked 111 wander wherever it. blows,
And if my Father should try to recover me,
Sure it won't be by describing- my clothes,
The Music 1 hear now, takes hold of my ear now,
And leads me all over the world by the nose,
So I followed his Bag" Pipe so sweet , ...
And sung as I leap'd like a frog ,
Adieu to my family seat,
So pleasantly plac'd in a bog,
With my far a 11a laralla loo,
How sweetly he handled the drone ,
And then such sweet Music he blew ,
Twould have melted the heart of a stone •
. 3
Full five years I follow'd him nothing could sunder us,
Till he one morning had taken a su|),
And slipp'd from a bridge in a river just under us ,
Souse to the bottom just like a blind pup,
I roard and I bawl'd out and lustily call'd out .
O Paddy my friend don't you mean to come up,
He was dead as a nail in a door.
Poor Paddy was laid on the shelf,
So I took up his Pipes on the shore*
And now I've set up for myself,
"With my far alia laralla loo ,
To be sure I have not got the knack,
To sing far alia laralla loo,
Ay and bubbaro didaroo whach .
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Description | Scottish songs and music of the 18th and early 19th centuries, including music for the Highland bagpipe. These are selected items from the collection of John Glen (1833 to 1904). Also includes a few manuscripts, some treatises, and other books on the subject. |
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Description | The Glen Collection and the Inglis Collection represent mainly 18th and 19th century Scottish music, including Scottish songs. The collections of Berlioz and Verdi collected by bibliographer Cecil Hopkinson contain contemporary and later editions of the works of the two composers Berlioz and Verdi. |
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