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hills 'mang the blooming heather. Where, as we ramble, the wild deer will
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Briyht beams the sun in the glow o' the morning,
As softly murmurs the clear wimjdin fountain;
The featherie breckan the green wood is decking
O, sweet is the shade on the side o 1 the mountain.
The warm |>urjde haze comes up the strath glowing,
Leaving the dew sparkling clear on ilk blossom.
The Lark warbles cheerie, nae fear maks it eerie,
As gaily it spreads to the breeze its fair bosom.
The bonnie wee gowan adorns the green loaning
The sweet yellow primrose blooms fair i' the valley}
A' riiun' us looks smiling; but naething sae wiling,
As the blythe look o* my ain bonny Aillie.
Now surly winters fled oVr the black ocean,
Comc,my dear lassie, tak share o' my plaidie;
The heather-bells blooming, the breeze sweet perfuming,
Will cheer, as ye sii, by your ain Hielan laddie.