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THE TIPPLING FARMER.
GOOD ale comes and good ale goes,
Good ale gart me sell my hose,
Sell my hose and pawn my shoon,
Good ale keeps my heart aboon.
Good ale comes and good ale goes, etc.
I had four owsen in a plough,
And they drew a’ teugh enough,
I drank them a’ ane by ane,
Good ale keeps my heart aboon.
Good ale comes and good ale goes, etc.
Good ale keeps me bare and bizy,
And gars me work when I am dizy,
And spend my wage when a’ is done,
For good ale keeps my heart aboon.
Good ale comes and good ale goes, etc.
I had forty shillings in a clout,
Good ale gart me pick them out,
Pick them out a’ ane by ane,
Good ale keeps my heart aboon.
Good ale comes and good ale goes, etc.
I took the muckle pot on my back,
And to the ale-house I did pack,
I spent it a' in an afternoon,
For good ale keeps my heart aboon.
Good ale comes and good ale goes, etc.
I with they were a’ hang’d on a gallows,
That winna keep good ale for good fallows,
And keep a soup till the afternoon,
For good ale keeps mv heart aboon,
Good ale comes and good ale goes, etc.
