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Voice.
Piano.
3 met ai^ont tbe cairnie.'
Poco allegro.
Air : " Jenny Nettles."
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2. Jen- ny Net -ties, trig an' braw, A-mang tbeshaws o' Bar- nie, Skip-ping light-ly bare- foot. My
3. Jen - ny Net- ties, trig an' braw, A-mang theshaws o' Bar- nie. Skip-ping light-ly bare- foot. My
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* The author of these ver?es is unknown. An older and coarser version is found in Ramsay's Tea-Table Miscellany. A tune occurs la
the Skene MS., entitled, " 1 love my love for love again," whicli is considered to be an early version of the air " Jenny Nettles." For an
interesting account of the strange being known as Jenny Kettles, see Mr. K. Chambers' note to the song in Songe of Scotland jprior to Burns.
The tune is inserted in Bremners Scots Beels, 1757.