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O! ARE YE SLEEPIN', 31 AGGIE?
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2. Fear - fu' soughs the bour- tree bank, The
3. 'Boon my breath I daur - na speak For
4. By the door she let him in, He
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his dreep - in' plaid - ie ; " Blaw your warst, ye rain and win', Since,
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! are ye sleep-in', Mag-gie ? !
O ! are ye sleep-in', Mag-gie ? !
0! are ye sleep-in', Mag-gie? 0!
Noo, since ye're wauk-in', Mag-gie, Noo,
dri-vin' win' has win-ter's fu - ry.
cry o' how-lets make me eer- ie.
rise, oh, rise, my bon-nie led-dy !
Mag-gie, noo I'm in a - side ye.
are ye sleep-in', Mag-gie ?
are ye sleep-in', Mag-gie ?
are ye sleep-in', Mag-gie ?
since ye're wauk-in',Mag-gie,
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1. Let me in,
2. Let me in,
3. Let me in,
4. What care I
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for loud the linn Is roar - in' owre the war -look craig-ie.
for loud the linn Is roar - in' owre the war -lock craig-ie.
for loud the linn Is roar - in' owre the war -lock craig-ie.
for how -lets' cry. For bour-tree bank, or war - lock craig- ie ? '
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» The following is Buohan'3 note to this song in The Garland of Scotia, 1841 : " This song, by Robert Tannahill, was written to the tune
of a very old song of the same name. Tliere are lew, who have ever lifted a foot on a barn floor, that have not danced to ' Sleepy Maggie.'
It is a favourite all the country over. The present air is modern, and more vocal in its nature."