MISS DOLBY.

They're wild with joy in Edinbro', they're feastin' in Dundee,

And a' because my bonnie lad is coming hame to me;

He's coming o'er the salt sea, with a' his noble train,

And Royal Charlie sure shall hae the throne again.

Heigh ho! Janet go, pit your wheelie past;

The lad we dearly luve is coming hame at last.

Oh! gin I had in Scotland's bank twalve hunderd thousand poun's,

I gie it all to see my Charlie marching through the town;

Wi' pibrochs loudly sounding, and banners waving high,

All hearts resolved to conquer in his cause or die.

Heigh ho! Janet go, spin na mair the day;

He's coming that's mair welcome than the flowers in May.

Heigh ho! Janet go, pit your wheelie past;

The bonnie lad we luve is coming hame at last.

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