The Scottish songs - National Library of Scotland

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In cauldrife quarters a' the riicht
A' day they feed but sparely.
Now up in the morning's no for me,
Up in the morning early
A pennyless purse 1 wad rather dree
Than rise in the morning early.
A cosie house and canty wife,
Aye keep a body cheerly ;
And pantries stowed wi' meat and drink,
They answer unco rarely.
But up in the morning—na, na, na
Up in the morning early I
The gowans maun gient on bank and brae,
When I rise in the mornin early.
WILL YE 00 TO SHERRAMUIR?
TANNAHILL.
Tune— We'll atoa to Sherramuir, to hand the Whigs in order.
Will ye go to Sherramuir,
Bauld John of Innisture,
There to see the noble Mar,
And his Highland laddies ?
A' the true men o' the north,
Angus, Huntly, and Seaforth,
Scouring on to cross the Forth,
Wi' their white cockadies I
There you'll see the banners flare,
There you'll hear the bagpipes rair,
And the trumpet's deadly blare,
Wi' the cannon's rattle !
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