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He had a wee Titty that lo'ed na me,
Becauje I was twice as bonny as 0ie
Theyjaid I had neither Cow nor Calf,
Nor drops of drink runs thro' the drawf
Wor Tickles of3L?alrunsthro'the null Eye,
And were ne my Hearts liaht I wad due .
The maiden flxe was haith Wylly and slue,
S'ie fpyed vie as I came o'er the Lee,
She raifdfLcl a Tother twixthim %tfiismother. And thenjhe ran in and made rich a din.
That were ne my Hearts litjhi I wad dye .
The day it was Jet and the Bridal to he,
The wife tank a Divalm and laydown to dye,
She main'd andlhearainid out of Dollar h^paiii
Tillhe vowd that he ne'er woudjee me aajiin .
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HislCin wasjbrane of a hiaher dearse,
Said what had he do with the likes of me,
Appoje Iwds bonny I was nefor Tohjnvr,
And -were ne my Hearts liaht I wad dye .
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His auld ane lovktay as well as his new,
But now he lets'tocnwony aate it will hinn,
And cafts hinifell down on the Com hinn .
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And now he caes drooping ah out the Dykes
And a 'lie dow do is to mind the Tykes,
The Live Lane niq}it he ne'er bows his Eye,
And were nc my Hearts liaht I wad dye ,
But youna for thee as I ha been,
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AndLinkina out o'er yon Lilly white Leej
Andn»ow ain T were youna for thee .
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re was g7L g jtf^ g7^ Jnelo'ed 11a men, jSte Bi'^ed W lonnyBcw'r
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>T7JW IB <7/^,™ r<l„,, -D-.L ■ r» 11., V .. . _-*"
cfoiPft tw, ^ow. gZe7i :BK£ ao» yfrg cryes dale and a LwelllT-. day, dSL
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£
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aWn. ge Green, ^qfe q?^ comf Wra away. But now The crimes dale and
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Mr j H 1 r r> j a
I
P^^M
IE
£
£
Tpell-g-day, Come down, the Creen qate and come
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1 1 1
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%
here awa ^
i
m
i»it ip
T/Vlien honny yowwjohnnycame o'ery sea,
Hejaid LieJawnathhwCo lonnii as me,
He haiqjit nie haith Rinas and mony bratliiiws,
And were ne my Hearts licht I wad dye ,
He had a wee Titty that lo'ed na me,
Becauje I was twice as bonny as 0ie
Theyjaid I had neither Cow nor Calf,
Nor drops of drink runs thro' the drawf
Wor Tickles of3L?alrunsthro'the null Eye,
And were ne my Hearts liaht I wad due .
The maiden flxe was haith Wylly and slue,
S'ie fpyed vie as I came o'er the Lee,
She raifdfLcl a Tother twixthim %tfiismother. And thenjhe ran in and made rich a din.
That were ne my Hearts litjhi I wad dye .
The day it was Jet and the Bridal to he,
The wife tank a Divalm and laydown to dye,
She main'd andlhearainid out of Dollar h^paiii
Tillhe vowd that he ne'er woudjee me aajiin .
5
HislCin wasjbrane of a hiaher dearse,
Said what had he do with the likes of me,
Appoje Iwds bonny I was nefor Tohjnvr,
And -were ne my Hearts liaht I wad dye .
IO
Beleive your ainEen anye trow ne me ■
8 ^-^
Hishonnetflondayfiiroundon his Brow
His auld ane lovktay as well as his new,
But now he lets'tocnwony aate it will hinn,
And cafts hinifell down on the Com hinn .
S>
And now he caes drooping ah out the Dykes
And a 'lie dow do is to mind the Tykes,
The Live Lane niq}it he ne'er bows his Eye,
And were nc my Hearts liaht I wad dye ,
But youna for thee as I ha been,
TVeChcnidha*been mllopina^down in iionG-
AndLinkina out o'er yon Lilly white Leej
Andn»ow ain T were youna for thee .
■rcen.
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Description | Scottish and English songs, military music and keyboard music of the 18th and 19th centuries. These items are from the collection of Alexander Wood Inglis of Glencorse (1854 to 1929). 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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