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Down yon glen ye never will weary.
The flowers are fair, and the leaves are green;
Bonnie lassie, ve matin he my dearie,
And the rose is sweet in the dew at e'en.
Birds are sinking fa' blythe and cheery.
The flowers are fair, and the leaves are green;
Bonnie lassie, on bank sae brierie,
And the rose is sweet in the dew at e'en.
In -yonder glen there's naething to tear ye,
The flowers are fair, and the leaves are greeny
Ve canna be sad, yc eanna be eerie.
And the rose is sweet in the dew at e'en.
The water is wimpling by fn' clearly,
The flowers are fair, and the leaves are green;
Oh. ye stll ever be my dearie.
And the rose is- sweet in the flew st e'en.
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