S —H T Th H h（1 / 1）

ng—here&039;s to thy health

tune—“ggan burn”

here&039;s to thy health, y bonie ss,

gude nicht and joy be wi&039; thee;

i&039;ll e nae air to thy bower-door,

to tell thee that i lo&039;e thee

o dna thk, y pretty pk,

but i can live without thee:

i vow and swear i dna care,

how ng ye look about ye

thou&039;rt aye sae free rg ,

thou hast nae d to arry;

i&039;ll be as free rg thee,

nae ti hae i to tarry:

i ken thy frien&039;s try ilka ans

frae wedlock to dey thee;

dependg on higher chance,

but fortune ay betray thee

i ken they srn y low estate,

but that does never grieve ;

for i&039; as free as any he;

sa&039; siller will relieve

i&039;ll unt y health y greatest wealth,

sae ng as i&039;ll enjoy it;

i&039;ll fear nae scant, i&039;ll bode nae want,

as ng&039;s i t eploynt

but far off fowls hae feathers fair,

and, aye until ye try the,

tho&039; they see fair, still have a care;

they ay prove waur than i a

but at al&039; at night, when the oon shes bright,

y dear, i&039;ll e and see thee;

for the an that loves his istress weel,

nae travel akes hi weary