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My heart it said nay , I look'd for Jamie back , But the wind it blew high , and the
ship it was a wrack ; The ship it was a wrack , why didna Jenny die , And why do I
live to say , waes me ? My father argued sair , tho ' my mither didna speak , She ...
My heart it said nay , I look'd for Jamie back , But the wind it blew high , and the
ship it was a wrack ; The ship it was a wrack , why didna Jenny die , And why do I
live to say , waes me ? My father argued sair , tho ' my mither didna speak , She ...
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L And ay I muse and sing thy name , I only live to love thee ! Tho'I were doom'd to
wander on , Beyond the sea , beyond the sun , " Till my last weary sand was run ;
" Till then , and then I love thee ! THE CAPTIVE RIBBAND . This air is called ...
L And ay I muse and sing thy name , I only live to love thee ! Tho'I were doom'd to
wander on , Beyond the sea , beyond the sun , " Till my last weary sand was run ;
" Till then , and then I love thee ! THE CAPTIVE RIBBAND . This air is called ...
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... my bonie lass , Where are you gaun , my hinnie , She answer'd me right
saucilie , An errand for my minnie . O whare live ye , my bonie lass , O whare live
ye , my hinnie , By yon burn - side , gin ye maun ken , In a wee house wi ' my
minnie .
... my bonie lass , Where are you gaun , my hinnie , She answer'd me right
saucilie , An errand for my minnie . O whare live ye , my bonie lass , O whare live
ye , my hinnie , By yon burn - side , gin ye maun ken , In a wee house wi ' my
minnie .
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Nae mair ungen'rous wish I hae , Nor stronger in my breast , Than , if I canna mak
thee sae , At least to see thee blest . Content am I , if heaven shall give But
happiness to thee : And as wi ' thee I'd wish to live , For thee I'd bear to die . 1
EPPIE ...
Nae mair ungen'rous wish I hae , Nor stronger in my breast , Than , if I canna mak
thee sae , At least to see thee blest . Content am I , if heaven shall give But
happiness to thee : And as wi ' thee I'd wish to live , For thee I'd bear to die . 1
EPPIE ...
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Hear then my charitable vow , Dear venerable Nansy , But if the warld my
passion wrang , And say , ye only live in sang , Ken I despise a sland'ring tongue
, And sing to please my fancy . Leez me on thy , & c . BOB O ' DUMBLANE .
RAMSAY ...
Hear then my charitable vow , Dear venerable Nansy , But if the warld my
passion wrang , And say , ye only live in sang , Ken I despise a sland'ring tongue
, And sing to please my fancy . Leez me on thy , & c . BOB O ' DUMBLANE .
RAMSAY ...
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| Наслов | Select Scottish Songs, Ancient and Modern, Том 2 Select Scottish Songs, Ancient and Modern, Robert Hartley Cromek |
| Аутор | Robert Hartley Cromek |
| Уредник | Robert Hartley Cromek |
| Издавач | T. Cadell and W. Davies, 1810 |
| Оригинал из | Универзитет Калифорније |
| Дигитализовано | 8 дец 2007 |
| Извоз навода | BiBTeX EndNote RefMan |