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WHEN WILD WAR'D DEADLY
(Robert Burns)
wild war's deadly blast was blawn,
And peace returning,
Wi' mony a sweet fatherless
And mony a mourning.
I left the lines and field
Where lang I'd a lodger
My humble all my wealth
A but honest sodger.
At length I reached the bonnie
Where life I sported;
I the mill and trysting thorn
Nancy oft I courted.
Wha spied I but my ain dear
Down by her dwelling,
And turn'd me round to hide the
in my e'e was swelling.
She gazed, she like a rose
pale as any lily,
She sank within my and cried,
"Art thou my ain Willie?"
"By Him made you sun and sky
By true love's regarded
I am the man! And thus may
True be rewarded."
"The are owre, an' I've come hame
And find the true-hearted;
poor in gear, we're rich in love
And we'se ne'er be parted."
Quoth she, "My left me gowd
A mailin fairly
Then come, my faithful lad
Thou'rt to it dearly."
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