CHARLIE 'S COMIN'.

Charlie 's comin' o'er the sea,

Soon, he 'll set the country free

From those that bear the rule and gree

In bonnie Caledonia!

Gentle breezes, softly blow,

We burn until we meet the foe,

And strike the bold decisive blow

For king and Caledonia!

Noble hearts are beating high,

All will fight, none basely fly,

For if they conquer not, they 'll die

For ancient Caledonia!

Oh, that Charlie were but here!

The base usurper then might fear--

As loud the din fell on his ear

Of joy in Caledonia!

Heard ye not that distant hum?

And now the pipe, and now the drum,

Proclaim the news that Charlie 's come

To gladden Caledonia!

Tyrants, tremble, Charlie 's here!

Now, indeed, ye 've cause to fear;

Hielan' hearts be of good cheer,

And on for Caledonia!

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