OH, I LO'ED MY LASSIE WEEL.

Oh, I lo'ed my lassie weel,

How weel I canna tell;

Lang, lang ere ithers trow'd,

Lang ere I wist mysel'.

At the school amang the lave,

If I wrestled or I ran,

I cared na' for the prize,

If she saw me when I wan.

Oh, I lo'ed my lassie weel,

When thae gleesome days were gane;

'Mang a' the bonnie an' the gude,

To match her saw I nane.

Though the cauld warl' o'er me cam,

Wi' its cumber an' its toil,

My day-tide dool was a' forgot,

In her blithe e'enin' smile.

Oh, I lo'ed, nor lo'ed in vain;

An' though mony cam to woo,

Wha to won her wad been fain,

Yet to me she aye was true.

She grat wi' very joy

When our waddin' day was set;

An' though twal' gude years sinsyne hae fled,

She 's my darling lassie yet.

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