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The English and Scottish Popular Ballads

Edited by Francis James Child.
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Earl Patrick Graham

SIR PATRICK SPENS—P

[_]

Kinloch MSS, I, 281.

1

Fu laith, fu laith was our braw Scots lords
To weet their coal black shoon;
But ere the battle a' was foucht,
Their hats war weet aboun.

2

Out and starts the mermaiden,
Wi a fan into her hand:
‘Keep up your hearts, my merry men a',
For ye're near the dry land.’

3

Out and spak Earl Patrick Graham,
Wi the saut tear in his ee:
‘Now sin we've seen the mermaiden,
Dry land we'll never see.’

4

Down below Dunbarton castle,
Full fifty fathoms deep,
There lies a' our braw Scots men,
Earl Patrick at their feet.