| Noo in Perth there lived a bonnie lad, a brewer tae his trade-o
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| And he has courted Peggy Roy, a young and handsome maid-o
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| He’s courted her for seven years, a' for tae gain her favour
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| There came a lad oot Glesca toon wha' swore that he wad hae her
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| And will ye come alang wi' me
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| And will ye be my honey?
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| And will ye come alang wi' me
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| And leave your brewer laddie?
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| They’ve rambled up they’ve rambled doon
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| They’ve rambled through Kirkcaldy
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| And manie’s the nicht she’s rued the day
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| She left her brewer laddie
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| The brewer lad cam' hame at een enquiring for his honey
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| Her faither he made this reply, «She's no been here since Sunday»
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| If that be so then let her go and I will never grieve her
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| I’m a lad that’s free as you can see, a sma' thing will relieve her
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| And will ye come alang wi' me
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| And will ye be my honey?
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| And will ye come alang wi' me
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| And leave your brewer laddie?
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| They’ve rambled up they’ve rambled doon
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| They’ve rambled through Kirkcaldy
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| And manie’s the nicht she’s rued the day
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| She left the brewer laddie
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| There’s just as guid fish in the sea as ever yet was taken
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| I’ll cast my line and try again; |
| you’re only once forsaken
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| The Glesca fellah’s up and gane, the country he has fled-o
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| He’s left nae sark upon her back nor blanket on her bed-o
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| And will ye come alang wi' me
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| And will ye be my honey?
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| And will ye come alang wi' me
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| And leave your brewer laddie?
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| They’ve rambled up they’ve rambled doon
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| They’ve rambled through Kirkcaldy
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| And manie’s the nicht she’s rued the day
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| She left the brewer laddie
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| The brewer lad still lives in Perth and there he brews guid ale-o
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| And he has found another lass and taen her tae his bed-o
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| Ye lovers a' where e’er ye be just let this be fair warnin'
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| Never slight your ain true love for fear ye get a' waur ane
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| And will ye come alang wi' me
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| And will ye be my honey?
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| And will ye come alang wi' me
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| And leave your brewer laddie?
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| They’ve rambled up they’ve rambled doon
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| They’ve rambled through Kirkcaldy
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| And manie’s the nicht she’s rued the day
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| She left the brewer laddie |