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But Tm biyth, that m_\ hearts my ain.
And I'll keep it a' my life,
Lnti> that I meet wi' a lad
Wha has (enfe to wale a good wife.
Jbr though I fay*t mjfell.
That ftiou'd nae fay't, tis true.
The lad that gets me for a wife,
He*U ne*er hae occafion to rue."
* gang ay fou clean and fou tofh.
As H the neighbours can tell;
Though iVe feldom a gown on my hack
But fie as I fpin myfeU.
And when 5 am clad ir> m_\' coutfcj,,
I think myfell as braw
As Sufie, wf a' her pearling
Thats tane m\- laddie awa*.
But 1 wifh thej- were buckled together.
And may they live happy for life;
Tho* Wiilit- does flight mc,ands Jeff int,
Ihe chield he deferves a good wjfc.
But,Ol Tm bl>th that I »c mifs'd him*
As biyth as I weei can be;
For ane th;<t*s fae keen o the fllUr
Will nevt r agree wi* me.
But as the truth is, l*m hearty,
I hate to be (crimpit or T^ajif;
The wie thing I hae, I'll muk ufc o't.
And nae ane about me {}iri!I want.
for I'm a good guide o the war id,
I ken when to ha'd and to gie;
For whinging and cringing for filler
Will never agree wi' me.
Contentment is better than riches.
An' he wha has that has enough;
The mafter is feldom l:ie hnppj-
As Robin that drives the plough.
But if a \oung lad woud caft up»
To niak me his partner for fife;
If the ch'f id haa the feijfe to be hripp^.
He'll i:t t>n his feet for a wife.
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Sj^ 'Tis nae very lan^ fmA ne. Thai 1 had a lad o' n,v ain. But
^m
m
f ^ JJ r, ri^ J'O^j a ^: ^
now he 8 awn to anither. And left me a' mv lane. The lafs h( is
H-^T^
^
LL'i } }^{\^-^t: ^1 -J-l c
£
cour -"ting has iiller an 1 hae nane at a'; Its nought but the
=g
^g_J_J.
f
love o the tocher Thats taen mv lad -die a ^wa, '
(^
^ J J III
^
3"^
But Tm biyth, that m_\ hearts my ain.
And I'll keep it a' my life,
Lnti> that I meet wi' a lad
Wha has (enfe to wale a good wife.
Jbr though I fay*t mjfell.
That ftiou'd nae fay't, tis true.
The lad that gets me for a wife,
He*U ne*er hae occafion to rue."
* gang ay fou clean and fou tofh.
As H the neighbours can tell;
Though iVe feldom a gown on my hack
But fie as I fpin myfeU.
And when 5 am clad ir> m_\' coutfcj,,
I think myfell as braw
As Sufie, wf a' her pearling
Thats tane m\- laddie awa*.
But 1 wifh thej- were buckled together.
And may they live happy for life;
Tho* Wiilit- does flight mc,ands Jeff int,
Ihe chield he deferves a good wjfc.
But,Ol Tm bl>th that I »c mifs'd him*
As biyth as I weei can be;
For ane th;<t*s fae keen o the fllUr
Will nevt r agree wi* me.
But as the truth is, l*m hearty,
I hate to be (crimpit or T^ajif;
The wie thing I hae, I'll muk ufc o't.
And nae ane about me {}iri!I want.
for I'm a good guide o the war id,
I ken when to ha'd and to gie;
For whinging and cringing for filler
Will never agree wi' me.
Contentment is better than riches.
An' he wha has that has enough;
The mafter is feldom l:ie hnppj-
As Robin that drives the plough.
But if a \oung lad woud caft up»
To niak me his partner for fife;
If the ch'f id haa the feijfe to be hripp^.
He'll i:t t>n his feet for a wife.
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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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