The Modern Scottish Minstrel, Volume II. - The Songs of Scotland of the past half century by Various
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Her cherry cheeks an' e'en sae clear
Torment me late an' early, O! O, love, love, love! Love is like a dizziness, It winna let a poor body Gang about his business! To tell my feats this single week, Would mak' a daft-like diary, O! I drave my cart outow'r a dike, My horses in a miry, O! I wear my stockings white an' blue, My love 's sae fierce an' fiery, O! I drill the land that I should plough, An' plough the drills entirely, O! O, love, love, love! &c. Ae morning, by the dawn o' day, I rose to theek the stable, O! I keust my coat an' plied away As fast as I was able, O! I wrought that morning out an' out, As I 'd been redding fire, O! When I had done an' look'd about, Gude faith, it was the byre, O! O, love, love, love! &c. Her wily glance I 'll ne'er forget, The dear, the lovely blinkin' o't Has pierced me through an' through the heart, |
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