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Songs

Chiefly in the Rural Language of Scotland. By Allan Cunningham
Cunningham, Allan (1784-1842)
  
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 I. 
MY LOVE HAS MESHES IN HER HAIR.
 II. 
MY HEART IS IN SCOTLAND.
 III. 
THE WANTON WIFE.
 IV. 
I'LL GANG NAE MAIR TO YON TOWN.
 V. 
THE LOVELY LASS OF PRESTON-MILL.
 VI. 
THE LOCK OF RAVEN HAIR.
 VII. 
LOVE AND SOMETHING MAIR.
 VIII. 
THE RED RED ROSE.
 IX. 
MARY WITH THE ROSIE LIPS.
 X. 
AWAKE MY LOVE.
 XI. 
THE TURKISH MAID.
 XII. 
LADY JEAN.
 XIII. 
THE LAIRD'S DAUGHTER.
 XIV. 
THE SECRET.
 XV. 
THE MOURNING LADY.
 XVI. 
THE FALSE ONE.
 XVII. 
OH MOUNT AND COME.
 XVIII. 
THE BONNIE LASS.
 XIX. 
TO JEAN IN HEAVEN.
 XX. 
MY AIN KIND THING.
 XXI. 
JEANIE.
 XXIII. 
THE FAIR-LOCKED YOUTH.
 XXIV. 
THE MAID I LOVE.
 XXV. 
FASHIONABLE SIN.
 XXVI. 
COME WOOE ME AT YOUR LEISURE.
 XXVII. 
THE BROKEN HEART.
 XXVIII. 
THE YELLOW-HAIRED LADDIE.
 XXIX. 
THE ROSIE CHEEK.
 XXX. 
THE PILGRIM.
 XXXI. 
THE BONNIE LASSIE.
 XXXII. 
KIND LOVE IS A LIGHTSOME THING.
 XXXIII. 
THE THEFTS OF LOVE.
 XXXIV. 
THE LAD WHO COURTED ME.
 XXXV. 
BONNIE JEAN.
 XXXVI. 
LORD WILLIAM.
 XXXVII. 
THE LOVESOME DAMSEL.
 XXXVIII. 
SLIGHTED LOVE.
 XXXIX. 
BOTHWELL BANK.
 XL. 
THE DISCONSOLATE DAMSEL.
 XLI. 
MAY MACFARLANE.
 XLII. 
THE VAIN GLORY O'T.
 XLIII. 
LOVELY WOMAN.
 XLIV. 
THE MOURNING MAIDEN.
 XLV. 
THE MARINER.
 XLVI. 
LORD RANDAL.
 XLVII. 
THE HIGHLANDER's LAMENT.
 XLVIII. 
JEANIE WALKER.

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Songs

Chiefly in the Rural Language of Scotland. By Allan Cunningham

Allan Cunningham

1784-1842
Printed for the Author, By Smith & Davy [etc.]
London
1813
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