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I am a forester of this land |
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As you may plainly see, |
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It's the mantle of your maidenhead |
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That I would have from thee. |
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with me roo-run-rority ri-run-rority ri-no-ority-an. |
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He's taken her by the milk-white hand, |
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And by the leylan sleeve, |
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He's lain her down upon her back |
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And asked no man's leave. |
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with me roo-run-rority ri-run-rority ri-no-ority-an. |
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Now since you've lain me down young man |
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You must take me up again, |
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And since you've had your will on me, |
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Come tell to me your name. |
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with me roo-run-rority ri-run-rority ri-no-ority-an. |
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Some call me Jim, some call me John, |
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Begad it's all the same, |
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But when I'm in the king's hight court |
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Erwilian is my name. |
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with me roo-run-rority ri-run-rority ri-no-ority-an. |
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She being a good scholar |
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She's spelt it over again, |
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Erwilian, that's a Latin word, Erwillian |
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But Willy is your name. |
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with me roo-run-rority ri-run-rority ri-no-ority-an. |
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Now when he heard his name pronounced, |
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He mounted his high horse, |
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She's belted up her petticoat |
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And followed with all her force. |
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with me roo-run-rority ri-run-rority ri-no-ority-an. |
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He rode and she ran |
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A long summer day, |
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Until they came by the river |
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That's commonly called the Tay. |
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with me roo-run-rority ri-run-rority ri-no-ority-an. |
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The water it's too deep my love, |
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I'm afraid you cannot wade, |
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But afore he'd ridden his horse well in |
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She was on the other side. |
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with me roo-run-rority ri-run-rority ri-no-ority-an. |
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She went up to the king's high door, |
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She knocked and she went in, |
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Said one of your chancellor's robbed me, |
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And he's robbed me right and clean. |
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with me roo-run-rority ri-run-rority ri-no-ority-an. |
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Has he robbed you of your mantle, |
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Has he robbed you of your ring, |
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No he's robbed me of my maidenhead |
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And another I can't find. |
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with me roo-run-rority ri-run-rority ri-no-ority-an. |
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If he be a married man |
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Then hanged he shall be, |
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And if he be a single man |
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He shall marry thee. |
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with me roo-run-rority ri-run-rority ri-no-ority-an. |
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This couple they got married, |
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They live in Huntley town, |
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She's the Earl of Airlie's daughter, |
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And he's the blacksmith's son. |
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with me roo-run-rority ri-run-rority ri-no-ority-an. |
