| As I was walking all alane
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| I spied twa corbies makkin a mane;
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| Tha tain unto the other ane say-o
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| «Where sall we gang and dine the day-o
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| «Where sall we gang and dine the day-o?»
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| «It's in ahint yon auld fail dyke
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| I wot there lies a new-slain knight;
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| And naebody kens that he lies there-o
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| But his hawk and his hound and his lady fair-o
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| His hawk and his hound and his lady fair.-o»
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| «His hawk is tae the huntin gane
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| His hound tae fetch the wildfowl hame;
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| His lady’s ta’en another mate-o
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| Sae we mun mak our dinner sweet-o
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| We mun mak our dinnr sweet-o.»
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| «Ye'll light upon his white hause-ban
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| And I’ll dig oot his bonny blue een;
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| Wi many a lock of his yellow hair-o
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| We’ll theek our nest where it grows bare-o
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| Theek our nest where it grows bare-o.»
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| «There's mony a ane for him maks mane
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| But nane sall ken where he is gane;
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| And o’er his white bones when they lay bare-o
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| The wind sall blaw for evermair-o
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| The wind sall blow for evermair.-o»
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| As I was walking all alane
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| I spied twa corbies makkin a mane;
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| Tha tain unto the other ane say-o
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| «Where sall we gang and dine the day-o
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| «Where sall we gang and dine the day-o?» |