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There grows a bonie brier ba.G 8Cc,
-baft* in our kail-yard,. There
'» Th
ere ^rowt a bov.'.ie brier
Slowifh
ff~^TT^
u_fy bti_fy cour - ting in our Kail yard
rT^ ||rr:;:
We'll court nae mair below the bufa in our kail yard,
We'll court iiae mair below the bufa in our kail yard;
We'll awa to Atholea green, and there we'll no be feen,
Whare the trees and the branches will be our fafe guard.
Will ye go to the dancin in Carlyles ha,
Will ye go to the dancin in Carlyle's ha';
Whare Sandy and Nancy I'm fure will ding them a'?
I winna gang to the dance in Carlyle-ha.
What will I do for a lad, when Sandy gangs awa?
What will I do for a lad, when Sandy gangs awa?
T will awa to Edinburgh and win a pennie fee,
And fee an onie bonie lad will fancy me.
He's, comin frae the North that s to fancy me,
He's comin frae the North that's to farcy me;
A feather in his bonnet and a ribbon at his knee.
He's a bonie, bonie laddie and yon be he.
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There grows a bonie brier ba.G 8Cc,
-baft* in our kail-yard,. There
'» Th
ere ^rowt a bov.'.ie brier
Slowifh
ff~^TT^
u_fy bti_fy cour - ting in our Kail yard
rT^ ||rr:;:
We'll court nae mair below the bufa in our kail yard,
We'll court iiae mair below the bufa in our kail yard;
We'll awa to Atholea green, and there we'll no be feen,
Whare the trees and the branches will be our fafe guard.
Will ye go to the dancin in Carlyles ha,
Will ye go to the dancin in Carlyle's ha';
Whare Sandy and Nancy I'm fure will ding them a'?
I winna gang to the dance in Carlyle-ha.
What will I do for a lad, when Sandy gangs awa?
What will I do for a lad, when Sandy gangs awa?
T will awa to Edinburgh and win a pennie fee,
And fee an onie bonie lad will fancy me.
He's, comin frae the North that s to fancy me,
He's comin frae the North that's to farcy me;
A feather in his bonnet and a ribbon at his knee.
He's a bonie, bonie laddie and yon be he.
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| Shelfmark | Ing.43 |
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| Description | Consisting of six hundred Scots songs with proper basses for the piano forte. Humbly dedicated to the Catch Club instituted at Edinr. June 1771. By James Johnson. |
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| Shelfmark | Ing.41-43 |
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| Description | Scottish and English songs, military music and keyboard music of the 18th and 19th centuries. These items are from the collection of Alexander Wood Inglis of Glencorse (1854 to 1929). Also includes a few manuscripts, some treatises and other books on the subject. |
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| Description | The Glen Collection and the Inglis Collection represent mainly 18th and 19th century Scottish music, including Scottish songs. The collections of Berlioz and Verdi collected by bibliographer Cecil Hopkinson contain contemporary and later editions of the works of the two composers Berlioz and Verdi. |
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