MY AIN GUDEMAN.

O dear, dear to me

Is my ain gudeman,

For kindly, frank, an' free

Is my ain gudeman.

An' though thretty years ha'e fled,

An' five sin' we were wed,

Nae bitter words I 've had

Wi' my ain gudeman.

I 've had seven bonnie bairns

To my ain gudeman,

An' I 've nursed them i' their turns

For my ain gudeman;

An' ane did early dee,

But the lave frae skaith are free,

An' a blessin' they 're to me

An' my ain gudeman.

I cheerie clamb the hill

Wi' my ain gudeman;

An', if it 's Heaven's will,

Wi' my ain gudeman,

In life's calm afternoon,

I wad toddle cannie doun,

Syne at the foot sleep soun'

Wi' my ain gudeman.

The Modern Scottish Minstrel, Volume 6. The Songs of Scotland of the Past Half Century · 第 124 / 337 题