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CHARLIE Y°F.T.
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O.Jie was\ lang o' comiiijf hame,
But weelwe kerr'-wlia was to blame; -
But sin' that lie 1 * come we'll dance and sing',
And drink a health lo.our rigMlu' King-.
O its Charlie yet, &c . .
The pibreoch is sounding, the Clans are out,
An' there'll be brulzies bauld and stout;
But, I trow-, we'll ne'er flinch frae Charlie's side,
He s worth a crown and a kingdom beside.
O its Charlie yet, <Stc.