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BONNIE BELL.*
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1. The smil-ing Spring comes in re-joic- ing, And
8va 2. The flow-'ry Spring leads sun-ny Sum-mer,And
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1. sur - ly Win - ter grim-ly flies ; Now crystal clear are the fall-ing wa - ters.And bonnie blue are the
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1. sunny skies. Fresh o'er the mountains breaks forth the morniijg,The ev'ning gilds the ocean's swell ; All
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1. creatures joy in the sun's re - turn-ing. And I re-joice in my bon-nie Bell.
2. nev-er rang - ing, still un-chang - ing, I a-dore my bon-nie Bell.
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* Burns communicated thi8 air and his verses to Johnson for his Scots Jiasical Museum, vol. iv. The air is probably from the
Borderland.