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