| Oh I am a Dundee weaver and I come fray' bonny Dundee
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| I met a Glasgy' fella and he cam' courting me
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| He took me oot a’walking dun by the Calvin Ha'
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| And there the dirty wee rascal sto'
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| My thingamajig awa'
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| And there the dirty wee rascal sto'
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| My thingamajig awa'
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| He took me oot a’walking dun by the Ruthen glen
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| He showed to me the bonny wee birds
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| And he showed me a bonny wee hen
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| He show to me the bonny wee birds
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| Fray a linnet tae a craw
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| And he showed to me the bird that sto'
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| My thingamajig awa'
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| He showed to me the bob that sho'
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| My thingamajig awa'
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| Noo I’ll gan back to Dundee looking bonny neat and fair
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| I’ll put on me buckle and shoe and tie up my bonny broon hair
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| I’ll put on the corset tight to mak' my body look small
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| And wha' will ken frae me rosy cheeks
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| That me thingamajigs awa'
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| And wha' will ken frae me rosy cheeks
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| That me thingamajigs awa'
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| O' all you Dundee weavers tak' this advise by me
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| Never let a fairlay an inch abov' your knee
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| Never stond' the back of ye' clothes or up again' the wa'
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| For if you' di' you can safely say
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| That me thingamajigs awa'
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| For if you' di' you can safely say
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| That me thingamajigs awa' |