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young jockie was the blythest d

young jockie was the blythest d,

a&039; our town or here awa;

fu&039; blythe he whistled at the gaud,

fu&039; lightly danc&039;d he the ha&039;

he roos&039;d y een sae bonie be,

he roos&039;d y waist sae nty sa&039;;

an&039; aye y heart ca to y ou&039;,

when ne&039;er a body heard or saw

y jockie toils upon the p,

thro&039; d and weet, thro&039; frost and snaw:

and o&039;er the lea i leuk fu&039; fa,

when jockie&039;s owsen haward ca&039;

an&039; aye the night es round aga,

when his ars he taks a&039;;

an&039; aye he vows he&039;ll be y a,

as ng&039;s he has a breath to draw