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I'll gang wi' Jamie frae Dundee,
To cheer the lonesome way;
His cheeks are ruddy o'er wi' health,
He's froliesome as May.
Had awa', &c.
To cheer the lonesome way;
His cheeks are ruddy o'er wi' health,
He's froliesome as May.
Had awa', &c.
The lav'rock mounts to hail the morn,
The lintwhite swells his threat;
But never one so sweet, so clear,
As Jamie's tuneful note,
Had awe' &c.
The lintwhite swells his threat;
But never one so sweet, so clear,
As Jamie's tuneful note,
Had awe' &c.
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The Lass o' Arranteinie.
Forlorn amang the Highland hills,
'midst Natures wildest grandeur,
By rocky dens an' woody glens,
with weary steps I wander;
The langsome way, the darksome day;
the mountain mist so rainy
Are nought to me, when eaun to thee,
sweet Lass O' Arranteinie.
'midst Natures wildest grandeur,
By rocky dens an' woody glens,
with weary steps I wander;
The langsome way, the darksome day;
the mountain mist so rainy
Are nought to me, when eaun to thee,
sweet Lass O' Arranteinie.
Yon mossy rose-bud. down the nowe,
just opening fresh and bonny
Blinks sweerty 'neath the hazle-bough,
and scarcely seen by ony:
Sae sweet amidst her native hills,
obscurely blooms my Jenny,
Mair fair an gay than rosy May,
the flower of Arranteinie.
just opening fresh and bonny
Blinks sweerty 'neath the hazle-bough,
and scarcely seen by ony:
Sae sweet amidst her native hills,
obscurely blooms my Jenny,
Mair fair an gay than rosy May,
the flower of Arranteinie.
