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SivVG OJV; THOV LI'tfLK BIRD*
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Sing on thou lit- He bird, Thy -wild notes sae loud, O
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On yon bnnnic heather hnnwes
We pledged oiir mutual vows,
Ami dear is the spot unto mi;
Tho' "pleasure I hae nane,
While 1 wantlcr alanc.
Ami mv Jamie is far oVr'the sea.
But -why should 1 mourn,
The seasons -will return,
And verdure again clothe the lea;
The flowVcts shall spring,
And the saft breeze shall bring
My dear Laddie again back .to me.
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Thou star! give thy light,
Guide my lover aright,
Frae rocks and frae shoals keep him free;
Now gold I hae in store,
He shall "wander no more,
No, no more shall he sail o'er the sea.
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Oh,Castell Gloom, thy strength is gone. The green grass o'er theegrowinj
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■jlf Castcll Gloom belonging- to the family of Argylc, «as burned down
in the civil wars by Montrose about \P4-3 .