| As I cam in by Turra Mercat
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| Turra Mercat for tae fee
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| I met in wi a fermer chiel
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| Fae the Barnyards o Delgaty
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| Oh linten addie
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| Oh linten addie
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| Oh linten lowrin
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| The Barnyards o Delgaty
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| He promised the ae best pair
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| Ever I set my een upon
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| Fan I got tae the Barnyards
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| There wis naethin' there but skin and bone
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| Oh linten addie (tourin addie)
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| Oh linten addie (tourin ey)
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| Oh linten lowrin (lowrin lowrin)
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| It’s the Barnyards o Delgaty
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| The auld black horse sat on its rump
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| The auld fite meir lay on her wame
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| For aw that I coud hup an crack
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| She wouldna rise at yokin time
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| Oh linten addie (tourin addie)
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| Oh linten addie (tourin ey)
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| Oh linten lowrin (lowrin lowrin)
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| It’s the Barnyards o Delgaty
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| Oh aul' Meg Smith, she maks ma brose
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| And it’s wi her I can agree
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| First a knot, aye, syne a maut
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| And aye anither jilp o bree
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| Oh linten addie (tourin addie)
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| Oh linten addie (tourin ey)
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| Oh linten lowrin (lowrin lowrin)
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| It’s the Barnyards o Delgaty
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| Fan I gang tae the kirk on Sunday
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| Mony’s the bonnie lassie I see
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| Sittin by her faither’s side
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| An winkin ower the pews at me
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| Oh linten addie (tourin addie)
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| Oh linten addie (tourin ey)
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| Oh linten lowrin (lowrin lowrin)
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| It’s the Barnyards o Delgaty
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| Nou I can drink an no be drunk
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| I can fecht and no be slain
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| I can sleep wi anither man’s wife
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| An aye be welcome tae me ain
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| Oh linten addie (tourin addie)
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| Oh linten addie (tourin ey)
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| Oh linten lowrin (lowrin lowrin)
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| It’s the Barnyards o Delgaty
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| But nou ma caunle is brunt oot
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| Its splutterin fairly on the wane
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| Oh fare ye weel, ye Barnyards
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| Ye’ll niver catch me here again
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| Oh linten addie (tourin addie)
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| Oh linten addie (tourin ey)
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| Oh linten lowrin (lowrin lowrin)
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| It’s the Barnyards o Delgaty
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| Oh linten addie (tourin addie)
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| Oh linten addie (tourin ey)
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| Oh linten lowrin (lowrin lowrin)
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| It’s the Barnyards o Delgaty |