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Ibame, bame, bame!*
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1. Hame, hame, liame, O liame fain wad I be,
2. Hame, liame, hame, hame fain wad I be,
3. Hame, hame, hame, hame fain wad I be.
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1. Hame, hame, hame to my ain coun-trie ! There's an eye that ev-er weeps, and a fair face will be fain, As I
2. Hame, hame, hame to my ain coun-trie ! The green leaf o' loy-al-tie is be-gin-ning for to fa'. And the
3. Hame, hame, hame to my ain coun-trie! The great nowaregane, a' who ventur'd for tosave,Andthe
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2. bon - nie white rose it is with-er - ing and a' ; But I'll wa - ter't wi' the bluid o' u -
3. new grass is grow - ing a - bove their blui - dy grave, But the sun in the mirk blinks
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1. leaf up - on the tree. The lark shall sing me hame in my ain coun-trie.
2. surp-iug ty-ran-nie, And green it will grow in my ain coun-trie.
3. blythe in my e'e, I'll shine on ye yet in my ain coun-trie.
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* This air is evidently a modification of " The Bridegroom Gr.at," the tune to which Lady Anne Lind=ay wrote her celebrated ballad
' Ai]ld Robin Gray." Another version of the song is given by Hogg in his Jacobite JRelics, Ser. I., Song Ixxx.