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Charles Kingsley - Scotch SongCharles Kingsley - Scotch Song
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Oh, forth she went like a braw, braw bride To meet her winsome groom, When she was aware of twa bonny birds Sat biggin` in the broom. The tane it built with the green, green moss, But and the bents sae fine, And the tither wi` a lock o` lady`s hair Linked up wi` siller twine. `O whaur gat ye the green, green moss, O whaur the bents sae fine? And whaur gat ye the bonny broun hair That ance was tress o` mine?` `We gat the moss fra` the elditch aile, The bents fra` the whinny muir, And a fause knight threw us the bonny broun hair, To please his braw new fere.` `Gae pull, gae pull the simmer leaves, And strew them saft o`er me; My token`s tint, my love is fause, I`ll lay me doon and dee.` 1847.
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