Willie Winkie and Other Songs and Poems By William Miller: Edited, with an Introduction by Robert Ford |
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Ilk Ane Kens their ain Ken.
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Ilk Ane Kens their ain Ken.
Ilk ane kens their ain ken,
Tho' sair to thole an' hide it O,
But blessin's on our auld Scotch pride,
There's nane daur e'er deride it, O.
Ilk ane kens, etc.
Tho' sair to thole an' hide it O,
But blessin's on our auld Scotch pride,
There's nane daur e'er deride it, O.
Ilk ane kens, etc.
There's mony bear the frowns o' life
As blythe as love new married, O,
An' hides't in a proud heart's nook,
As if 'twere smiles they carried, O.
Ilk ane kens, etc.
As blythe as love new married, O,
An' hides't in a proud heart's nook,
As if 'twere smiles they carried, O.
Ilk ane kens, etc.
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He that on fortune's toorie sits
May fa' an' fin' the hap o't, O,
An' him that's bendin' to the brae
May ride yet on the tap o't, O.
Ilk ane kens, etc.
May fa' an' fin' the hap o't, O,
An' him that's bendin' to the brae
May ride yet on the tap o't, O.
Ilk ane kens, etc.
Gi'e me the warm an' furthy heart,
A han' that ne'er was steekit, O,
To lift the woe frae that strong breast
That wad rather brust than speak it, O.
Ilk ane kens, etc.
A han' that ne'er was steekit, O,
To lift the woe frae that strong breast
That wad rather brust than speak it, O.
Ilk ane kens, etc.
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