The Scottish songs - National Library of Scotland

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Then come away, and dinna stay
What gars ye look sae landart ?
I'd have ye run, and not delay
To join my father's standard !*
DEAR AND A-WALY, HINNIE.
Dear and a-waly, hinnie,
Dear and a-waly, die,
Dear and a-waly, hinnie.
; ;
It's braw milking the kye.
I'll hae nae mair sour-milk suppers,
I'll hae nae mair lappeis o' kail;
But I'll hae the bonnie young lad
That drinks the berry-brown ale.
Dear and a-waly, &c.
I'll hae nae mair sour-milk suppers,
lil hae nae mair lappers o' whey
But I'll hae the bonnie young lad
That's carried my heart away.
Dear and a-waly, &c.
Summer's a seemly season
There's claver in ilka cleuch
Sae merrily sings the mavis ;
The burn rins ower the heuch.
Dear and a-waly, &c.
Sell hawkie, minnie,
Sell hawkie, ye ;
* An anecdote connected with this song is printed in the Historical Essay
at the beginning of the collection.
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