AIR--_"The Dawtie."_

There lives a young lassie

Far down yon lang glen,

How I lo'e that lassie

There's nae ane can ken!

Oh! a saint's faith may vary,

But faithfu' I'll be--

For weel I lo'e Mary,

And Mary lo'es me.

Red, red as the rowan

Her smiling wee mou,

An' white as the gowan

Her breast and her brow;

Wi' the foot o' a fairy

She links o'er the lea--

Oh! weel I lo'e Mary,

An' Mary lo'es me.

Where yon tall forest timmer,

An' lowly broom bower,

To the sunshine o' simmer,

Spread verdure an' flower;

There, when night clouds the cary,

Beside her I'll be--

For weel I lo'e Mary,

An' Mary lo'es me!

The Modern Scottish Minstrel, Volume 4. The Songs of Scotland of the Past Half Century · 第 117 / 300 题