Tom: Ab major•
Verse 1
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Oh, Willie stands at his hot door,
he streaked his milk -white steed,
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And then, oot o 'er his white fingers,
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His nose begun to bleed.
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Oh, Mithar,
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give my horse its corn,
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And give some meat to my
servant -man,
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For I'm a -wotting Maggie's bowers,
I'll in her she -lies do.
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Oh, bide this night at him, Wally,
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bide this night at him with me,
and the best in sheep
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and all the fold at your
supper it shall be.
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You can hear your sheep
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and all your flocks,
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For them I would niggie a pen,
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For I'm a -wotting Maggie's bows,
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And this next I'll win in.
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Ken ye should gang
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to Maggie's bowers,
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It shall be said against my will,
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The deepest hole in Clyde's waters,
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My Mally son, you fell.
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Then he rode up yon high, high hill,
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And he rode down yon dow 'y glen,
The rush that was in Cly
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de's wa ters
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Would've feared five hundred men.
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Oh, Clyde, you roar out loud this night,
they seem wondrous strong,
You can rock me when I
come back this way,
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Can you spare me as I gong?
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Then he's rode on to Maggie's door,
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And he has tarlet at the pen.
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Oh, sleep your wakey, Maggie dear,
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But rise and let me in.
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Oh, who's that stands at my door?
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Who's that calls me by my name?
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It is your in true love, your Wally,
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That's newly come for him.
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Open the door, oh Mag gie dear,
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open the door and let me in,
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for my boots are full of plight waters
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and I'm shivering to the chin.
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My barns are full of cornwalley
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an d all my If my ears are full o' hay,
my bowers are full o' gentlemen,
and they'll no come out till day.
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Then fare ye well, my foes,
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Maggie, fare ye well, and along I do.
I got my mother's molly, son,
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This nex t when I came to you.
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Then he rode up yon high, high hill,
And he rode down yon dowry glen.
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The rush that was in Clyde's wa ters,
Took the whop free Wally's
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hand.
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The rush that was in Cly de's waters,
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Took his heart free him by force.
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The rush that was in Clyde's water
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Took Wally free his horse.
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Now a pure young Wally fell
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In to the whole sea wide and deep.
It was then I woke his in true my guilt,
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O, her drowsy sleep.
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Come here, come here, my mother dear,
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Come here and redeem me this dream.
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I dreamed my love stood at Urdur's door,
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And no one would let him in.
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Lie still, lie still, oh Mag gie dear,
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Maggie, lie still and take your rest,
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For your in -true love was a door -door,
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Scarce to a quarter's our past.
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Then sadly, sadly rose she up ,
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No word she spoke but
her clay's perdon.
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But the higher that the lady cried,
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the louder blew the wind.
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The first step that she did take,
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she stepped in on to the creek.
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The next in step, the lady cried,
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This water's wondrous deep.
that she stepped in,
She stepped in unto the chin,
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The deepest hole in Clyde's water
She found sweet Willie in
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O ye have had a cruel mother
And a cruel one had I
But we shall cheat them both, Wally,
In Clyde Water we will lie.
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