with critical observations and biographical notices, by Robert Burns

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Farewel, the glen sae hushyj 01
Farewelf the plain sae rashy, O
To other lands I now must go.
To sing my Highland lassie, O
GUDE YILL COMES, AND GUDE YILL GOES.
This song sings to the tune called The bottom, of
the punch bowl, of which a very good copy may be
found in M'Gibbon's Collection.
gude yill comes, and gude yill goes,
Gude yill gars me sell iny hose,
Sell my hose, and pawn my shoon.
For gude yill keeps my heart aboon.
1 had sax owsen in a pleugh,
And they drew teugh and weel eneugh
I drank them a' ane by ane.
For gude yill keeps my heart aboon.
Gude yill, S^c,
1 had forty shillin in a clout,
G ude yill gart me pyke them out
That gear should moule I thought a sin,
Gude yill keeps my heart aboon.
Gude yill, S^c,