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DAYIDSON'S UNIVERSAL MELODIST.
THE WAEFU' HEART.
The Poetry attributed to Miss Blamire ; the Music as sung by Mr. Wilson.
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Gin liv - in' worth could win my heart, You would not speak in vain ; But in the
ver to rise a-g"~"
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darksome grave it's laid, Ne - ver to rise
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gain. My wae-fu' heart lies low wi' hiSiWhose
heart was on - ly mine; And, O ! what a heart was that to lose! But 1 naaun no re-pine.
Yet, O 1 gin heaven in mercy sonn
Would grant the boon I crave,
And ttik this life, now naetliing wortb,
Sin' Jamie's in his grave 1
And see, his gentle spirit comes,
To show me on my way ;
Surpris'd, nae doubt, I still am here,
Sair wondering at my stay.
' I come, I come, my Jamie dear ;
And, O ! wi' what gude will
I follow, wheresoe'er ye lead !
Ye canna lead to iU.'
Said she ; — and soon a deadly pale
Her faded cheek possess'd ;
Her waefu' heart forgot to beat ;
Her sorrows sank to rest.
Allegretto.
THE CALEDONIAN LADDIE, O!
Scottish Melody ; composed by Hook.
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Blithe San - dy is
bon - nie boy, And al-ways is a
woo - ing ; Nor
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too bold or coy, Al-though he is
night he press' d me
loe - ing. Last
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his breast. And vow'd he'd ask my dad- die, 01 O!
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me he con-fess'd, The Ca - le - do - nian lad-die, O ! My bon - nie.
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bon -nie, bon- nie High -land boy. My bon-nie,bonnie,bon-nie High - land boy; My
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bon - nie, bon-nie,bon-nie High -land boy. My Ca - le - do - nian lad -die, OI
The maidens try, both far and near,
To gain young Sandy over ;
But all their arts 1 dinna fear, —
He winna prove a rover :
For, sure, he told me fra-.k and free,
Unknown to mam or daddie, O I
He'd marry none — ah ! no, but me.
The Caledonian laddie, O 1
Mv bonnie, bonais, S c.
The other day, from Dundee fair.
He brought me home a bonnet,
A cap and ribbons for my hair, —
But mark what soon came on it
As late at kirk we somehow stood,
In spite of mam or daddie, O 1
He married me, do all I could,
The Caledonian laddie, O 1
My bonnie, bonnie, Srs.