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BLYTHE, BLYTHE, AN' MERRY ARE WE
Blythe, Blythe, an' merry are we,
Blythe are we ane an' a';
Aften hae we cantie been,
But sic a night we never saw.
Blythe are we ane an' a';
Aften hae we cantie been,
But sic a night we never saw.
The gloamin' saw us a' sit down,
An' meikle mirth has been our fa';
But ca' the tither toast aroun',
Till chanticleer begin to craw.
Blythe, &c.
An' meikle mirth has been our fa';
But ca' the tither toast aroun',
Till chanticleer begin to craw.
Blythe, &c.
The auld kirk bell has chappit twal':
Wha cares tho' she had chappit twa!
We'er light o' heart, an' winna part,
Tho' time an' tide should rin awa'.
Blythe, &c.
Wha cares tho' she had chappit twa!
We'er light o' heart, an' winna part,
Tho' time an' tide should rin awa'.
Blythe, &c.
Tut! never spier how wears the morn,
The moon's still blinkin' i' the sky!
An' gif like her we fill our horn,
I dinna doubt we'll drink it dry.
Blythe, &c.
The moon's still blinkin' i' the sky!
An' gif like her we fill our horn,
I dinna doubt we'll drink it dry.
Blythe, &c.
Then fill we up a social cup,
And never mind the dapple dawn;
Just sit a while, the sun may smile,
An' light us a' across the lawn.
Blythe, &c.
And never mind the dapple dawn;
Just sit a while, the sun may smile,
An' light us a' across the lawn.
Blythe, &c.