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Robert Burns - Auld Lang Syne
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    Should auld acquaintance be forgot,
    And never brought to mind?
    Should auld acquaintance be forgot,
    And auld lang syne!

    Chorus:
    For auld lang syne, my jo,
    For auld lang syne,
    We`ll tak a cup o` kindness yet
    For auld lang syne.

    And surely you`ll be your pint stoup,
    And surely I`ll be mine,
    And we`ll tak a cup o` kindness yet
    For auld lang syne!

    Chorus

    We twa hae ran about the braes,
    And pou`d the gowans fine,
    But we`ve wander`d monie a weary fit
    Sin` auld lang syne.

    Chorus

    We twa hae paidl`d in the burn
    Frae morning sun til dine,
    But seas between us braid hae roar`d
    Sin` auld lang syne.

    Chorus

    And there`s a hand, my trusty fiere,
    And gie`s a hand o` thine,
    And we`ll tak a right gude willie waught
    For auld lang syne!

    Chorus

 

English version

    Days Long Ago

    Should old acquaintances be forgotten
    And never be remembered?
    Should old acquaintances be forgotten
    and days long ago.

    Chorus:
    For days long ago, my dear,
    For days long ago
    We`ll drink a cup of kindness yet
    For days long ago!

    And surely you`ll have your pint tankard
    And surely I`ll have mine.
    And we`ll drink a cup of kindness yet
    For days long ago.

    Chorus

    We two have run about the hills
    And pulled the daisies fine
    But we`ve wandered many a weary mile
    Since the days long ago.

    Chorus

    We two have paddled in the stream
    From morning sun till dinner-time
    But the broad seas have roared between us
    Since the days long ago.

    Chorus

    And here`s my hand, my trusty friend,
    And give me your hand too,
    And we will take an excellent good-will drink
    For the days of long ago.
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